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Waterford County Council at shore salmon fishermen and he Cllr. Wilkinson referring to TOP OF THE LIST the sa me terms as others in their monthly meeting held in believed that the only way to the Community school differ- the Public Service but they aire Dungarvan last Monday by a solve all the problems involved ences which had arisen bet- Minister for Communications majority vote passed a motion was to call on the government ween the towns of Lismore and also being offered their special Jim Mitchell last week publlicly proposed by Cllr. Patsy Ken- to hold a sworn public Inquiry Cappoquin recalled that it, was pay award on the same basis neally calling on the Minister to decide what the needs of decided some time ag0 by a accused RTE—radio and tele- for Fisheries to legalise the use as is being offered to other the salmon industry were, and majority vote at a parents vision—of being ever and over- of monofilament nets but with he proposed that, they call for meeting in Cappoquin to seek groups with such special a curtailment a to the length ready to stress the bad rather s the holding of such an inquiry. their own secondary school awards. of nets allowed. than the good- news. While we This proposal was seconded by facilities and a request had Moving the proposal Cllr. Cllr. Carey and was also pass- been made for a meeting with see the Minister's point we "The arbitrator is not a re- feree in a football match. In Kenneally said the existing ed unanimously. the Minister to discuss this must, at the same time, point laws which banned the use of proposal. a football match, both sides Monofilament, nets was non- Cllr. B. Kyne said that the out that for the most paint, the opinions expressed showed the "So far," said Cllr. Wilkin- agree to be bound by his sensical. "The nets are legal to son, "this has not been grant- news that is worthy of head- buy and legal to sell and the piecemeal manner ln which decision. In the arbitration these fishery problems were be- ed and as we are now running lines is more often bad than government collects VAT on up to the end of another school system, neither side does. The sales," said Cllr. Kenneally, "but ing dealt. He thought, that the good. obvious need was for the Minis- year there is a great deal of teachers have never wanted they are Illegal to use. The fish- uncertainty arising and as a So for a change this week we ermen must use these nets to ter and his officials to meet binding arbitration. the fishermen and to discuss parent, concerned about the are pleased to be able to put survive but they have no option matter myself I know what some good news at the head of "In 1979, ASTI, INTO and under the law as it stands." the problems. "If this were done," said Cllr. Kyne, "It damage this is creating espec- our list. This concerns the TUI demanded a review of Cllr. John Carey, Chairman, ially among the children." would take some of the hos- Pictured at the reception in the Old Strand Inn, Ardmore to announce Ardmore's selection decision of the American based their pi.y outside the normal said that he would have to op- tility out of the situation and It. was then unanimously Sterling Drug Corporation to conciliation and arbitration pose the motion as if it were could start, a discussion which agreed to contact the Minister as Ireland's Small Town entry in the Entente Florale competition are (from left) Niall passed it would prove detrimen- would bring about the desired for Education and to ask him Reddy, Executive Director, Bord Failte; Mrs. Caroline Walsh, Secretary, Ardmore Tidy reactivate their plans for the machinery. They threatened in- tal to river salmon fishermen results for all concerned." to announce his decision in re- Towns Committee; John Carey, Chairman Wat erford County Council; John Fitzgerald, Chair- establishment of their Rumsom dustrial action if the Govern- and he had been asked by the gard to the proposal for Cap- Chemicals plant in Dungarvan. ment would not give in. So, in fishermen at Passage East to PLANNING PROBLEM IN poquin as quickly as possible. man, Ardmore Tidy Towns Committee and Richard Berry, Managing Director, Sandtex declare his stand on the issue CAPPOQUIN Ireland. (See report on page six.) (Photo: Rory Wyley) First announced in Decem- early 1980 a review body on and was now doing so. ber 1981 by Minister of State teachers' pay and conditions Another motion proposed by Cllr. James A. Walsh com- plained about the big number Eddie Collins the project has was set up (its membership Cllr. Jackie Fahey, T.D.. which decided in consultation with was passed unanimously asked of refusals for planning per- since been lying dormant. the Minister for Fisheries to mission applications in the the teachers' unions). It made Cappoquin area and said that Despite the Job's Comforters take urgent steps to revise the who several times in the recommendations in September laws relating to salmon fishing because of existing regulations 1980. The teaichers rejected and i the meantime to take these were now being confined interim forecast the collapse of n to a very small space in the Multi-Million £ Industrial most of the recommendations steps to prevent commercial the project, the County Mana- fishermen from going to jail for locality. He said that practic- ger, Mr. Dan Hurley, who also and threatened industrial action offences committed under the ally all the prime sites had heads the County Development again. Mr. Haughey's Govern- existing out-dated laws. now gone and very few options were now open to people seek- Team, never lost his optimism ment gave in to their demands Deputy Fahey said that, when ing to build houses in the area. for the project and maintained with pay increases of 34.3%. laws became outdated as the existing fisheries laiws now had Mr. John O'Flynn, County Project For Dungarvan that in the long run the dream The Review Body resigned in they led to harassment and to Engineer said that in the light protest. of the information which had would become a reality. people going to jail. While Good news fop Dungarvan in the south-east region. When agreeing that there was a need been submitted by cllr. Walsh, The latest moves which saw "It has aiways been part of Mr. J. Shine the Chief Planning and district this week comes in completed and in operation it for the conservation of salmon a report that the U.S. Sterling will be a pharmaceutical finish- a number of top executives the system that the Dail had stocks he said that, fishermen Engineer was again looking into the position and they Drug Company has decided to ing plant, one of the main pro- visit Duingarvtin last week-end the night to overturn or amend were also entitled to a fair resurrect its interest in the es- ject lines to be handled being crack of the whip if their co- would be in touch with Cllr. Re-Activated tablishment of a giant multi- where they held discussions an arbitration recommendation. Walsh on the situation later. the well-known drug panadol. operation in this regard was to million pound pharmaceutical In this it will be an entirely with. Mr. Hurley and senior 'A package has been offered be expected. "I appeal to the WHAT HAS MINISTER plant in the town. First an- A 40-acre site on the outskirts I businessmen including Mr. Ste- different project to that which Minister to tackle this problem officials of the IDA and met a to the unions (not formally IN MIND nounced in December 1981 the ol the town was purchased by phen O'Connor, Chief Executive was first announced in 1981. with all the urgency possible," project has remained in the number of leading local busi- because they broke off negotia- the Company at the time for a Waterford Co-op Society and It is anticipated that, the new he added. Cllr. O. Wilkinson proposed wilderness for the past four sum in the region of £500,000 Mr. Michael Holland, General ness executives indicate that as tions on 15 January): 17.9%, a that the Council ask t.he Minis- years while many questions Industry plans a modest begin- Cllr. B. Swift said that from through the good offices of the Manager, Dungarvan Crystal, ning and to gradually grow in far as Sterling Drug and Dun- 3% increase from 1 May next, the discussion on this matter it ter for Education if he would about the future of the industry, County Manager, Mr. Dan Hur- let the people of Cappoquin time to full production capacity. garvan are concerned things was evident that there was a reg:lktexed as Rumsom Chemi- ley who is also Chairman of the MANY CONSTRUCTION JOBS followed by the first third of know what he has in mind Ior An application for the neces- big difference of opinion be- cal-S were raised. County Development. Team and sary planning permission to .ire at last really on the move. the special 10% award from 1 the town and district now in Work on the building of the tween the estuarine and the off- this remained the possession commence building is expected The project now only awaits of the Company. plant is expected to commence December next, followed by a this year and could take two to be lodged with Waterford Government approval. 2% increase from 1 May, 1987 Last week three senior execu- years to complete. This will pro- County Council shortly and followed by 'the second install- tives of Sterling Drug Interna- vide a big number of jobs for from the discussions which he SCHOOLS STRIKE ment of the 10% award from tional visited Dungarvan includ- construction operatives over the has already had with the Com- RESUMES UNEXPECTED DEATH OF VERY REV. ing the Managing Director de- entire period. pany executives, the Co. Mana- 1 December 1987 and finally, signate of the Dungarvan pro- During thP week, the "Leader" ger. Mr. Hurley has expressed As a new wave of teachers' the final.installment on 1 July, ject, Mr. Michael Burke, where learned that the new Rumsom himself as being totally satis- 1988. These increases would they met and had discussions plant will be one of the biggest fied that, there will be no en- strikes began on Tuesday FR. JOHN F. MORRISSEY, P.P. with the County Manager, Mr. I.D.A. backed projects In Ire- vironmental problems either morning, parents were becom- apply not only to the common The news of t.he sudden death Guards of Honour were pro- i Hurley and senior executives of land this year and by far and visual, effluent or air emission concerned. ing increasingly alarmed sit the basic scale but to the whole of Very Rev. Fr. john F. Mor- vided by the late Fr. John's the I.D.A. including Mr. Frank away the biggest undertaking damage being done to their range of teachers' allowances rissey. P.P.. which took place at former playing colleagues of the Burke, Manager South East Re- gion. children's education by the as well." the Parochial House, Carrick- Dungarvan G.A.A. Club and by beg, Carrick-On-Sulr, on Wed- members of the Dungarvan The purpose of the visit was dispute. They felt they have And that's how the other side nesday, March 5, came as a Branch of O.N.E. as the remains to discuss the planning impli- been betrayed by both the sees the matter. However as stunning blow not only to his reached thei town. cations involved in the con- Department of Education and we have stated before, it is the family relatives and to his A huge cortege crowded the struction of the massive plant parishioners but also to his spacious Parish Church and by the teachers where the whole children who will suffer in the which will occupy a floor area legion of friends throughout were present when t.he inter- of 85,000 square feet and the CLONEA STRAND sorry mess is concerned. long run and nothing can the entire diocese of Water- ment, subsequently took place in procedures to be followed and The general secretary of the justify their use as pawns in ford. He was aged 64 years. the family plot in the adjoin- also the appointment of the the game. BT. John was member of one ing graveyard. Consultants to supervise the INTO has defended the spread of Dungarvan's best known and Dean Cassidy recited the final construction work. HOTEL of the strikes saying that the most highly respected families. prayers at the graveside and A reception was held at education service was being dis- NEW BRIDGE DESIGN Son of the late John J. and led the choir of clergy present Whitechurch House Hotel on DUNGARVAN rupted by the government's APPROVED Mrs. Morrissey, 88, O'Connell In chanting the Salve Reglna. Thursday for the visiting execu- Street, he was brother of Mr. Army Chaplain Fr. Des Cam- tives which was also attended Telephone (058) 42416/41277 action and not by the teachers. The County Manager, Mr. Liam Morrissey and also of the P'lon, Limerick and Comdt. Sean by a number of leading local The current issue of "Fine Da.n Hurley, informed mem- late Patrick J. Morrissey, solici- FR. JOHN F. MORRISSEY O'Meara, Kickham Barracks, tor, and former Coroner for Clonmel, represented the Army Gael News," a 2-monthlv bers of Waterford County Parish Priest of the Parish of West Waterford and of the late Kilgobinet, Colligan and K11- at the obsequies. Newsletter issued by the Fine Council at their monthly meet- M. Vincent Morrissey. Gael Press Office, Leinster brien. in February, 1985 he was WEDDING ing in Dungarvan last Monday Educated at, the local C.B.S. transferred as Parish Priest, to House, Dublin, which may be that the i.ipproval of the Minis- and at Mount Melleray Semin- Carrickbeg. accepted as genuinely reflecting ter for the Environment for the ary, Fr. John Francis completed As a person Fr. John F. Mor- FR. JOHN F. MORRISSEY the government's views on the his theological studies at. St. rissey had few equals and as a SPECIAL design of the new bridge over John's College, Waterford and matter completely rejects the young man he was an outstand- the river Colligan on the new was ordained in the Cathedral, ing hurler being particularly AN APPRECIATION All Weddings booked in Clonea teachers' claim. Dungarvan By-Pass Road had Waterford, on June 8, 1944 by proud of the fact that, he wore before end of March will avail In an article on "Teachers' Most Rev. Dr. Cohalan, Bishop the old blue jersey of his native The comfort of having a and qualities in hls role as a of our 1985 priccs. been received by him that of Waterford and Lismore. He Dungarvan with distinction in friend may be taken away but priest. He was ordained in Pay," it .states as follows: morning. celebrated his first Mass at the many great, games. He was an not, that of having had one 1944. He spent two years in "There is a fair deal of con- Mercy Convent in Dungarvan. expert river angler also and fSeneca i. This sums un the the Diocese of Middlesbrough. * Special offers now available for 21st parties. fusion on the issue of teachers' He added that as a result, he Following his ordination, Fr. nothing gave him greater plea- feeling at the sudden death of In 1946 he went, to serve In the pay. The unions have misled hoped to be able to put the John's first assignment was to sure than to sDend a few hours Fr. John Morrissey on Wed- diocese of Adelaide in Austra- •k Book your meal in advance for Confirmation or construction of the bridge to the English Mission and he ser- with rod and line whenever he nesday, March 5. Fr. John will lia. He spent six years there Fiirst Holy Communion Day and avoid their members into imagining ved as curate in Middlesboro for could find the time. be sadly missed by his family, and returned to his home disappointment. that an arbitrator's aiward is contract soon and to have two years. In 1946 he went to As a priest he was klind, con- priest colleagues and a host of diocese in 1952 being appoint- somehow the unchallengable builders on site by the begin- Australia and served in the siderate and understanding and friends. Some time ago there ed curate in Knockanore. He Diocese of Adelaide for 5 years was a programme on R.T.E. en- was appointed an Irish Army ~k Dining Room open every Saturday night— 'word of God.' Secondly they ning of September. was ever available to help any- before he returned to the home one who found the burdens of titled "My Own place." Various Chaplain In 1956. He served as 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. have ignored the fact that the The Chairman of the Coun- diocese and he was appointed life too heavy to bear. He was individuals spoke enthusias- chaplain with our first peace- award is being offered, albeit curate at Glendine, Knockanore beloved of the parishioners in tically of their love for their keeping contingent In the • Sunday Lunch served from J2.30 to 2.30 p.m, cil, Cllr. John Carey and the native place. I felt it, was a Congo i the early sixties. On without back money. Ln short, where he remained for a period all the parishes throughout the n of five years, in 1956 he was ap- Diocese where he had served pity Fr. John didn't get, the leaving the army he served as Book your special occasion in Clonea where the not only are they being offered (Continued on Page 8) pointed an Army Chaplalin and during the forty odd years in opportunity to appear and curate In Aglish and Kllshee- emphasis is on good food and value for money. For was based at Kickham Bar- which he had laboured in the speak about, hjs beloved Dun- lan before being appointed racks, Clonmel and served with Lord's Vineyard. His sudden garvan. Fr. John had a deep P.P. of Colligan in 1978, where further information ring us at above number. the 35th Infantry Battalion in death now while he still had so rooted love, loyalty and affec- he served until February 1985. the Congo. much to offer is mourned by all tion for his native town. He He then went to Carrickbeg. In 1964 Fr. John returned to but by none more than his fam- loved the people of the town In all those parishes he endear- pastoral duties when he was ily relatives, his friends and his and countryside and every ed himself t,o his parishioners appointed curate at Aglish and Bishop and the clergy of the aspect of the Old Boro. All by his simple faith, dedication WEEKENDENTERTAINMENTIN BAR from there he went, to Kllshee- diocese to all of whom deepest his life he maintained close and genuine concern. It. was FABRIC AND WOOL lan before he was appointed sympathy is now extended. contact with the town. as an army chaplain that he OBSEOUIES realised his full potential. He Monday was the day he set was revered and respected by Saturday, March 15 — PHOENIX 9-11 p.m. aside for his weekly homecom- The remains were removed to all, from the young recruit to Sunday, March 16 — PHOENIX -8-10 p.m. SHOP St. Molleran's Parish Church, ing. The routine was always the most senior officer. There Carrickbeg on Thursday and the same. HP visited his fam- was genuine regret when he left ARDMORE AND honour guards lined t.he funeral ily, his friends and the local to resume parochial duties. He route from the Parochial House hospital. This Monday visit was looking forward to the to the Church. Concelebrated was most important to him. It Silver Jubilee re-union of the OPENING FRIDAY, MARCH 14 GRANGE I.C.A. Mass was offered on arrival of meant alot to those he called Congo Veterans on Friday, BRAND NEW! the remains. on especially in the hospital. March 14 in Dublin. God They knew they had loyal The above guild held a very On Friday afternoon Most a ordained otherwise. He made tti well attended meeting on 6th Rev. Dr. M. Russell, Bishop of friend ln Fr. John. a day retreat on March 4. On DISCO March. the Diocese was chief celebrant F'r. John was a talented man. the following evening, March PEBBLES At 74 O'Connell Street The President, Mrs. Nora con- of the Concelebrated Requiem He was blessed with a lovely 5 Fr. John died as he had lived nery, presided. The Soring Fed- Mass with co-celebrants Rev. tenor voice and loved to sing in the home of a sick parishion- Sunday, March 16 — "THE JOLLY BEGGARMAN" eration in Whitechurch House Fr. J. Griffin, C.C., St. Marys, for friends and companions. In er whom he was Visiting. (10 p.m.-12 midnight) Dungarvan Hotel on Tuesday. 11th March Dungarvan, and Very Rev. Fr. his student days he was an was discussed. Mrs. Cockburn M. Russell. P.P., Modeligo and in accomplished athlete and hur- PLUS DISCO — (12 rriidreight-2 a.m.) I offer my sincere sympathy , n ... wtwiMMa (Formerly Hers Boutique) gave a very Interesting talk on all 91 priests from all over the ler. He won a senior hurling to his brother Liam, his sisters- her trin to Botswana. The tradi- diocese were present, and form- medal with Dungarvan in 1941. in-law, nephews and nieces. Free Glass of Champagne for anyone in before 10.30 p.m. Full selection of Fabrics and Wool will be stocked as tional vigil by the I.C.A. for ed an honour guard as the He loved the game of hurling. They will miss him as will the Bar Extension — Admission £3 Good Friday was organised. funeral left the Church for He was a splendid horseman people of Dungarvan and his well as all the Haberdashery. Dungarvan. and superb angler. He loved Our President welcomed Mr. many friends. Monday in Dun- 5t. Patrick's Night— ^ Walsh who spoke and showed On arrival ln Dungarvan the nature and Irish culture. He garvan will not be the same Bridal, Communion, Confirmation and occasional wear slides on gardening which were remains were received and bles- frequently wrote little poems. without him. It was providen- PEBBLES PARTY NIGHT DISCO' will also be catered for. extremely interesting. sed at St. Mary's Parish Church He had an Immense love of tial that he should be buried in Our next meeting is on April by Very Rev. Dean Cassidy, P.P. people and could identify with his native town. That, Will help 10 p.m.. - 2 a.m. all kinds of people. The sick LOTS OF HELPFUL ADVICE TO BEGINNERS. 1st at 8.30. Our guest for the and another large choir of soften the blow for all Of us. Spot Prizes Galore — Bar Extension — Admission £3 night will be Teresa O'Connor, clergy. The remaln were laid and the old were his particular Ar dhcls De go raibh a anam. s concern. At Last — All Your Needs in one Shop! who will give a fish cookery before the high altar and pray- Over 18's Only. demonstration. — (P.R.O.). ers were recited. He used these natural gifts —(J.G.). PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986 "SPRATT DUNGARVAN TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES Murray, Mrs. McGrath, Jim TOM CURRAN SALES MACRA NEWS but the former having the least Walsh, Mrs Mulcahy, Mary LISMORE TOWN amount, of passes gained the CHORAL NOTES The Tallow club held a very Quinn, Margaret Geary, Jo Hol- Re: O'Reilly's Irish Foods Ltd. (In Receivership) WOODHOUSE, STRADBALLY, CO. WATERFORD Well, we all took a back seat successful concert in the Com- verdict. land, Nellie Walsh, Sandra VESTED COTTAGE ON 1 ACRE and 10 PERCHES last Saturday night, when the munity Centre o 7th March. Maurice Cogan was M.C. and Gray. Mrs. Landers, Mary Ken- On the instructions of Mr. Noel Holland, F.C.A., n Fr. R. Fitzgerald presented the Receiver & Manager R.V. Lands and Buildings £2.25. cast, backstage staff, spouses Many local artists performed neally, Jimmy Rohan, Nora and friends, took their places in and our thanks to them for all prizes. Lane, Kevin Green, Michelle SUBSTANTIAL MODERN FACTORY PREMISES, We are instructed to offer the above for sale— the audience to see for ourselves their help. Thanks also to th" SQUASH NOTES Power, Dominic Murphy, Lor- c. 14,000 sq. ft. BY PUBLIC AUCTION just how good our Silver Jubilee members of the community etto Kearney, John William Mc- STANDING ON ABOUT 4 ACRES ON THURSDAY, 20th MARCH, at 2.30 p.m. production of "Lilac Time" Centre and the local business Credit Union League — This Carthy. really was. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY At Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan. community for sponsoring some week we have reached the finals To begin with, we had to cope of the prizes. of the Credit Union League, KNOCKANORE, GLENDINE, Detailed particulars next issue. Comprising: 3 bedrooms, sittingroom, kitchen. ESB and with a teething problem not after some great games, in sec- KILWATERMOY NOTES water laid on. encountered in the Friary Hall SPONSORED WALK tion A, the games were very CAHERNALEAGUE, TOURANEENA Ideally situated quite close to all amenities: school, —the television set rejected the close with only three players, Shamrocks G.A.A.—The u/14's video — not a good omen! but Some members 0f the Macra out o-f all the players talcing LANDS TO LET — ABOUT 33 ACRES chapel and beach, in the village of Stradbally. club as well as many school had a good win over Melleray help was on the way with an- part, getting full marks. They on Sunday by 1-10 to nil. This The Auctioneers invite inspedtion of this attractive The Auctioneer highly recommends this property, as other t.v. stolen away from un- children took part in a spon- sored walk on Sunday last for were — Martin Keniry in Paul ha« -put them through to the non-residential holding, without buildings, presently in seldom property like this presents itself. der the very noses of the Keith Hampton's team: Tom Allen next round and we wish them family. the Irish Wheelchair Associa- permanent pasture. Further particulars: E. A. Ryan & Co., Solrs. tion. in Tom Roche's team and luck. I must say that we proved a Sheila Curley in Pat Ryan's Further particulars from the Auctioneers. and/or TOM CURRAN Training continues- this week very warm and receptive audi- team. and all team players are asked ence, applauding in the most SOCCER TOURNAMENT The winners of Section A to be there to prepare for the 65, MURPHY PLACE, ABBEYSIDE KNOCK, DURROW likely and unlikely places and were Tom Roche's team who coming year. really seeing and fully enjoying Brideview have accepted an FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY We aire instructed by Mr. P. Flynn to offer for sale— invitation from Youghal United pipped Pat Ryan's team by 31 the show for the first, time. The points to 28. EXCELLENT 4-BEDROOMED TERRACED 1,000 BALES OF GOOD CLEAN UPLAND HAY only encore of the night was won to play in a tournament over BUNGALOW Saved in fine weather. by a "moving table cloth." Any the Easter weekend. In Section B only two play- With livingroom, large kitchen, diningroom and bath- enterprising student of English The under-age games were ers got full points, they were cancelled last weekend as many Dessie Herlihy o Joh Roche's room. S.F.C.H. 17 ACRES SUITABLE FOR TILLAGE literature is welcome to exam- n n ine the symbolism 0f the table of the players were taking part team, and Aidan Ryan of Frank Extensive fitted furniture throughout. FOR 1 YEAR — ROOTS PREFERRED cloth in "Lilac Time."! Serious- in the sponsored walk. Roche's team, and the team to Extra large gardens, front and rear. WITHIN TWO MILES OF DUNGARVAN ly, we were all very pleased with Next Sunday is the big one qualify for the final in Section West Waterford B was Frank Roche's. Further details from the Auctioneers. TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer & Valuer the quality of the show and for Waterford United when they also with the quality of the play Dundalk in the quarter- So the stage is set for the Hounds Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41324 video itself. A most enjoyable final of the F.A.I. Oup. The best final of the Credit Union League night was had by all with sup- of luck to them. on next. Friday night, March WIILL MEET per provided by the Clonea 21st, and what, pairings we Edmond Spratt & Son, Hotel. WIN AT LISMORE have. Frank Roche plays' Tom MARCH Watch for this column to ac- Roche in the battle of captains; Congratulations to Bill Ron- Aidan Ryan pl'ays Damian Saturday 15th ••• Woodbine Hill M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 quaint you with news of our Monday 17th ...... Clashmore forthcoming social in early ayne on winning the confined Flynn- Pat Buckley plays Kie- maiden at Lismore last Satur- ran O'Brien- Mary Murphy v. (12 Noon) April and with any further hap- day with his horse Pineway, rid- To finish -the Season. SALES BY MICHAEL RAWLINS penings in the Dungarvan Tommy Allen and Fiona Cun- Choral Society 1986. den by Mike Condon. Michael ningham faces Anne Marie — at l'l.00' a.m. — Long's horse Lombard Aboard Landers. Followers, are e-amestly re- BARNAHOWN, ARAGLEN, CO. CORK Congratulations to our 'Count' won the Ope Hunt maiden —Joe L-avan and Maighread on n quested not to make gaps on to Per instructions of Mr. Tom Hlckey race. The result, well it will be very roadsi, or to boundary fences, CLEARANCE SALE OF ENTIRE DAIRY HERD the birth of Sinead who arrived close, but. I think with two 1 'on cue' during the staging of and -to ensure that all gates are At the Farmyard on Saturday next, March 15 ST. PATRICK'S HALL wins each Kieran O'Brien will closed. at 2 p.m. "Lilac Time." 45 DRIVE RESULTS sway it. in favour of Tom Glen do re House. 23 Church Street. Thank you to Michael Walsh, Roche's team. one of our 'veterans' for warm- 1st, and 2nd divided between Dungarvan. Telephone 058 42168 BOOLA, MELLERAY, CAPPOQUIN ing up the hall and the audi- T. Hennessy and Mrs. Hennessy, Ladies Singles Championship TO LET ence throughout our perfor- Rose Prescod and Maura Lyons; Div. 2 — Sheila Our'ley mu-s't C. 48 AORES FOR GRAZING mances. play Niamh Burke in what PERIOD HOUSE KNOWN AS THE BEECHES, 3rd, Mary Pratt, and Mick c. 12 ACRES FOR TILLAGE Newsflash! You are invited to Pratt, Sean Coady and J- must surely be a great game DUNGARVAN, on 2jj acres approx. Details from:— attend a meeting at 8.15 p.m. in O'Brien. Tickets — John O'Brien and the winner plays Elizabeth Great building potential. MICHAEL RAWLINS, Auctioneer & Valuer the C.B.S. on Wednesday, 19th and Maura Lyons. O'Donoghue in the semi-final. FARM SHEDS (By Private Treaty on AuctDon latter. March with regard to forming And at, the other side, Mary Melleray, Cappoquin. Phone (058) 54398/54030 a mixed choir to compete in the BADMINTON Ford plays Kay Condon and INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 28 O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN New Ross Choral Festival at the again the winner meets siobhan For Sale by Private Treaty or Public Auction later. end of May. Doubles Blitz — A ladies blitz Ryan in the other semi-final. STEEL STOCKISTS will be played on Tuesday, 18th 3-storey premises with new shop front. GQ0 sQ. ft. ground The singles for the ladies in floor. Also large yard at rere. Very seldom property of commencing at 8.30 p.m. FOR KEENE-ST PRICES Results — 6th Division beat Section 1 will be played this -this oalibre Will come on the open market. Conna recently in the doubles. week and hopefully should Team — Dermot Henley, Mich- reach the semi-finals by the EXCELLENT TOWN DWELLING ael T. Cunningham, runners-up end of next week. At Emmett Street, Dungarvan. adjacent to chapel Martin Conroy and John Joe and schools. Presentation Of Prizes And Henley. Dance — The presentation of 5th Div. Mixed — Philly Cur- prizes for the Credit Union 3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW AND GARAGE AT ley and Sheila Tobin, runners- League and the Singles Cham- SILVERSPRINGS, DUNGARVAN up Pat Sheehan and Dina pionship will be made at a Many exras, builMn wardrobes, newly fitted kitchen, Curley. dance at Edmond 'Murphy's on H. N. Engineering carpeted and decorated. Saturday night next 20th Private Treaty or Public Auction later. ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. March. The dance, run by the RATHGORMACK Squash Club in aid of funds, 2-Storey Dwelling at Western Terrace, Dungarvan. £1,C00 two monthly draw. Co. WATERFORD £400, Dermot O'Leary, Castle- will have that, great, band, Col- ette and Cosmos playing from Tel: : 052/21455 View, Conna: £100 each to — 3-,Bedroom House at Springfield, Dungarvan. John Donovan, Castlelyons1; 9 o'clock. Admission only £1. Rathgormack 051/46075 Paddy Mulcahy, Kllcronat; Mrs. Heating For Squash Courts— Takeaway Food Store for sale, large turnover, Eillsh O'Mahony, Conna. £50 We will ali be glad t.o hear Your Local Agent is:_ Dungarvan Town. each to — Derry and Breda that the Hall Committee have O'Leary. Castleview, Oonna; given to go ahead to install MICHAEL LYONS Grattan Square, Dungarvan, as a going concern, High Michael Murphy, Conna- Batty new heating to the whole hall To or, Lismore. Tel^ 058/54335 Class Restaurant. O'Connell. Kilphilbean, Bally- complex at a cost, in excess Full details from the Auctioneer. noe; Bertie Hanrahan. Tallow. of £6,0C0. That will include £25 to Kevin iTobln, c/o Castle- heating both squash courts, Viewing of above properties by appointment only with lyons CO-OD- Tlmmy and Paul ladies and gents dressing rooms the Sole Agent. O'Brien: Wm. Parker, Splkle, and notice board area, as well Conna; John and Anne Galvin, as the main hall and meeting MARY HEGARTY, NVGEL Conna. Promoters Prize (£20)— We also have a number of Licensed Premises in and rooms. This is indeed a very around Dungarvan Town for sale. Dave Hoare, Conna. —(Advt.). big step in the right, direction WILLIAMS AND U.C.C. and we wish the hall commit- ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. tee- and the squash committee CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA the best of luck in their fund Mooncoin 2-11 raising, to try and cover this performing St. Catherine's 1-10 huge commitment, it will make a wonderful Improvement to BRAHMS REQUIEM Sean Power and Daphne Cahill receiving the runners-up prizes in the Dalton (Jewellers) Although it was Catherine's the whole place. The contract Glendore House/ 23 Church Street. who opened the scoring in this will be signed, I believe, next In St. Carthage's Cathedral, Dungarvan. Telephone 058 42168 Cup (Dungarvan) Badminton Competition from Miss Mary Norris. The competition was held senior hurling challenge game week. in the Dungarvan Sports Complex and includ ed in photo also is Tom Keith, Complex Man- Lismore at Ballynoe last. Sunday the Until next week—'Hand Out.' ager and Danny McGrath. visitors, Mooncoin from the Saturday, March 15 Marble county quickly stamped their authority on events and COMMUNITY HALL RESULTS Reserved seats available: Mrs. edged their way into the lead. Mrs. J. Woods, Eileen Murphy, Dowd 058/54387 Catherine's being short the Julia Lawton, Mrs. B'arry, May WEST WATERFORD NOTES services of a couple of their best, nlayers faced the challenge CONFIRMATION The Qlasthmore children were axe extended to James' Aherne. bravely and at half time the as follows: Majry O'Neill, Mar- Clashmore. Jlames recently won score read 1-6 to 1-2 in favour On' Wednesday of last week. a oar. Hfis Lordship, Bishop Michael tina Lawtlor, Annette O'Keeffe, of the Kilkenny men. Making Bernadette Lynch, Marnidy Mur- FIANNA FAIL a bold bid in the second half Russell visited Clashmore to phy, Emma Joyce, Hugh Mc- Clashmore Fianna Fail Cum- administer Cbnifirmatilon t.o the 1 to equate matters, Catherine's ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, VALUATION Grath, Derek Power, Stephen ann are holding a. social might put heart, and soul into it but SURVEYORS children of Clashmore, Bally- Dunne, Joseph Russell, Declan in. the Decie-s Lounge on this ourrane and Pi'ltown schools. could not subdue the opposi- Lower Main Street, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/42802 Foley and Gabriel Buckley. Saturday night with music by tion in a thrilling game. Deise Sound. Many public rer PlltOwn — Veronica Burke, Team—William Murphy, Billy Noreen O'Mahioney, Dolores presenitatiives will attend. Neville, Barry O'Regan, Kevin SPRINGFIELD, DUNGARVAN Folley, Sinead' Collender, Ber- IN HOSPITAL SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE COISTE GAIRM OlDEACHAIS Barry, Kevin Lane, Cathal CONTAE PHORTLAIRGE nard) O'SaiMiviani, Francis- O'Sul- Best wishes for a speedy re- -Casey. Mike Mellerlck, Christy Accommodation — Hallway, Diningroom, Livingroom- (Co. W.aterford Vocational livan, Shane Griffin, Pat Hit- covery are extended to Nellie Clancy, Pat, O'Donoghue, Mike ACC has your cum-Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Large Garage, 2 Education Committee) key, Sean Cllffe. Mansfield', Ciashmore' who is Mellerlck, Richard O'Keeffe, Outoffices (beautiful porch built on in front). Back boiler BalHyeurnane — Theresa presently in hospital. John Lyons, William Kearney. APPOINTMENT OF O'DOnnelil, Christina Miefehan, SYMPATHY Sub. — B. Sheehan. Heating. ATTENDANT Phltamena O'Donnell, Margaret Sincere sympathy is extended Dan Kenneally refereed. best interests Early inspection strongly recommended. The County Waterford Voca- Clondioni Conor. Foley, Eoin to M!rs. Johnny Hogan, Ard- Gortroe v. St. Catherine's — Power. Thomas Beausang. Tho- tional Education Committee in- sailagh on the death of her To make a double bill at, the TOWN HOUSE vites applications for. the Post mas Condon and COJim Broder- brother. Sympathy is also ex- same venue, the juniors took ldk. Best wishes to all. tended to Elileeni Del.aneiy on at heart LOWER MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN of— the field against Gortroe in the tihe. death of her mother. BY PRIVATE TREATY Attendant at Dungarvan It wias beautiful weather for East Cork Junior League. A Vocational School. the- occasion and great credit DEATH OF JOHN RUSSELL good tough match ensued here Accommodation: Livingroom, Diningroom, Kitchen, 2 'Full particulars of the post is due to the parents and Ail the. people of the area and at the break Catherine's Bedrooms, Bathroom, Yard with outoffice at rear. and official application, forms teacher® for their help irn mak- were shocked at ttoei unexpect- were ahead by 4 points to 1. Impeccable condition. are available from +,*>,<>. under- ing lit a memorable day for all edi death of a popular man in Gortroe, however, f'acihg the 1 the children. A special word of the area, John Russell ot You can earn up to 10.50% Further details from Sole Agents: KING ESTATES signed, with whom the com- breeze in the second half failed 10.50% pleted formis must be lodged thanks' to Very Rev. J. MuriPhv. Aglish, during the week. to rise to the occasion and interest (gross) on ACC Deposit Accounts with before 12.00 noon on 1st April. P.P. and Er. BMly Meehan. C.C.. Hisi remains were taken, to Catherine's rampant, strode to fli986. The appointment is sub- the choir and all the ladfcs Aglish Church from his home an easy victory on the score of withdrawals on demand. Fixed Term Accounts ject to the approval of the who arranged, the flowers and on Saturday evening and 4-9 to 0-1. prepared, the ahuroh. are also available. M.I.A.V.I. Department of Education. following Req.uiem Mass on Sun- Team — Pat, Murphy, E. Hart- DICK BARRY & SON day his remains were laid to 21st BIRTHDAY nett, D. BuCkner, A. Gleeson, B. D. O CEIiLLEACHAIR, rest in. tihe- adtiotaing cemetery. Sheehan J. Lyons, K. Barry, J. BALLYDUFF, DUNGARVAN priomh Oiftgeach Happy birthday to a vary Sincere sympathy is extend- Hartnett, S Buckley, R. SECURITY All Deposits with ACC ATTRACTIVE NON-RESIDENTIAL HOLDING Administrative Offices. popular young man in Cflash- ed to his1 nephews and nieces O'Keeffe J. Sice, E. sheehan, D. are guaranteed by the State in respect of 25 acres (more or less), Prime Level Limestone Road- iWolfe Tone Road, more, Pat MoKe-nna, who cele- other family relatives' and Buckley, j. D. Cotter and Tom side Land. All in grass, with mains water supply. Ideal Dungarvan, brates his 21st birthday on many friends. Noonan. Sobs. — P. Ahern for Principal and Interest. location: 2 miles from Du/ngarvn Town; could have Co. Waterford. thds Wednesday and we must WEST WATERFORD HUNT E. Sheehan; J. Hennessy for A. building and development potential. send Mm every good wish for On Thursday night last West Gleeson. For Sale by Public Auction in Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan a speedy recovery as Plait, has Waterford Hunt were very John Cotter (Midleton) ref- on Thursday, March 20th, at 3 p.m. been In hospital during the pleased with- the excellent at- ereed. CONFIDENTIALITY Solicitors: R. J. Baylor, Fermoy, having carriage of sale. DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB weetk. tendance at their party night When you save with ACC you are assured of Apply:— FUND RAISING COMMITTEE Pat is presently training for to Gigi's Night Club, youghal. P.T.A.A. absolute confidentiality. DICK BARRY & SON, M.I.A.V.I. Pull (panel £50, Snowball £58 the Irish Navy and we wish A very enjoyable night was on 49 calls. Colour: pink. Cake Sale — The cake sale Patrick Street, Fermoy. Phone (025) 31577 him every success. had. by aHl. held last, Saturday night, by the 1 56 64 61 45 83 32 30 WON A CAR above branch was a tremendous 89 58 67 18 62 4 27 46 success and they would like to Many years of happy driving express their thanks to all who 54 85 17 26 7 33 23 50 A WINNER AT helped. 55 69 5 52 9 24 72 19 86 82 20 71 66 36 68 15 CLOYNE DIOCESAN P.T.A.A. MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON PLANNING NOTICES A.A.V.L.A., CAPPOQUIN 48 8 43 59 63 38 65 39 CHELTENHAM QUIZ 22" 73 49 81 2 51 78 Co. Waterford — I, Patrick Dungarvan fans at Chelten- The above finals were held at HIGHLY IMPORTANT FARM MACHINERY SALE "Denotes end of Snowball. Power, intend to apply to Wa- ham had a cheer on the open- Inniscarra Community Hall Prizes must be claimed on or terford County Council for ing clay of the 3-day festival with Blackwater, North Cork, AT BARRETTS SLAB, SAPPERTON, TALLOW plamnitog permission to build a Muskerry, East Cork and Kan- before 'Monday. Miarch OTtih, at on Tuesday when "Clyde Court" ON SATURDAY, MARCH 15 at 2.30 p.m. 6 p.m. sharp from Pat Mb-ore bungalow at Stradballymore, (13/2') came up in the Kim tiurk competing. Viewing morning of sale from 11 a.m. 11 Thomas Tee., Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. Mulr Handicap Steeplechase. The junior section was won Co. Waterford — I wish to Owned by Chris Clronln, a by Colais'te Muire, Cobh and FOR TOURIN AND MOOREHILL FARMS Fuii sheet must be returned the senior by Mourneabbey. when claiming. apply to Waterford. County Cappamore, Co. Limerick based Briefly as follows: 1 Wilder Pressure Harrow, 23 ft. Council for permission to con- Numbe-re- drawn this week by: North London businessman, the Individual — Eight contest- wide; 120" Howard Rota Spike; 2 Disc Harrows (15 ft.); struct an extension to my 9-ye.ar-old was ridden by the ants battled it out for the j iMilss' Sandra Walstti, 1® McCar- dwelling at Moneygorm West, Dungarvan (Abbeyside) ama- 2 Trailers (non tipping); Single Drum Mower; Wilder thy Vllle. Superbraln with a choice of sub- Cappoquin. — John. Rett CSerar.) teur rider John Quealy who jects ranging from History, Twin Chop Silage Harvester; 1 Fieldmaster Topper; Last week's winners (£7 each) was having his first, succes's in Fddle Dee, Cathy Brett, David Science, G.A.A., Famous People Horse Cart and Harness and Horse Plough, and many Dungarvan — The Electricity England. to Geography. It was a great ->lher items of interest to the farming community. Cunningham, Mrs. M. Lyons, Supply Board intends to amply "Clyde Court, trained by Danny Sheehan, Kathleen contest with Johnny Buckley, AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPORATION pic, Mary to Dungarvian Urban District Fred Winter was repeating the Ballynoe, representing East Details from:— O'Connor, Julie Kiely, Mrs. M. Council for permission to win he had in the same race Cork emerging the winner. Street, Dungarvan. Tel. (058) 41666/41103. Open Monday- MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON, A.A.V.L.A. Flynn, Tessie Nugent, Mrs. C. establish a new entrance to the twelve months ago and on Tues- Flynn, Mary Keohan, Valerie Friday until 5.00pm at 50 branches across the country. Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, 38ikV. Station at the by-pass day lie lield on gamely to win Daithi McSweeney, Kilnamar- Kiely. Mary Tobin. M

DUNGARVAN G.A.A. Big Turnout Expected For Championship Triumphs Will Be OUR CELEBRATION NIGHT Those marvellous Under 21 andMntermediiaite football cham- Fittingly Celebrated St. Patrick's Day Parade pionship triumph® ol 1085 will be' fittingly celebrated on' Sun- day nigiht when our annual Those who did tog out look- Even in die-feat however this Our club mourns the death dtaner-idaince takes place at ed very sharp indeed and it was a good display by a team of a truly great former player, Lawlor's Hotel. won't, 'tialce too- much by way of of real potential. The panel a man who was* proud to have A highlight of the night will effort to get most of them into was: Michael Cunningham, donned the' blue jersey. To his be the presentation of those good shape. Vincent Denmead, John Morris- brother Liam and' all his other sey, Edward/ Dee, Michael relatives our sincere sympathy championship medals to the LEAGUE ACTION 1 1 Lyons, Darrel Donnelly. Mich- players , .and we wiil be honour- Is extended. ael Desmond,, Christopher ed tooi by tlhe presence of offi- The junior footballers will Go ndeine Dia trocaire ar a Gough, Andrew Quealyi Garvan cers of both county and. western open our competitive year, next anam. Curran, Micheal McGrath. Fer- PATR- boards. Saturday with a league game against old rivals BaUinacoiurtv gai Cunningham, Oran Curran The clamour for tickets has Maurice Butler, Dermot Dwyer been hectic and we are guar- at Abbeyside at 5' o'clock. We Will be able to field a pretty Fergus Maher, J. J. Ronayne. anteed en "full house." There Paul Rlordan. Paul Dwyer. might -be just a ticket or two formidable line-out and should Geraldines still floating about and if acquit ourselves well in this Our last game In the series there are some latecomers in- early season "local derby." is against Stradbally at the terested In' joining in the cele- All the players are asked to CBS grounds next Sunday at 3 o'clock. Support for the boys GAA Notes bration they would' want to be at the' venue ati 4.30. would be appreciated. INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL move very quickly indeed. It SCOR promises' to be quite a night. LATE FR. JOHN F. DRAW There was no lacking in sup- MORRISSEY, P.P. CHAMPIONSHIP DRAWS We have a very tough draw port for. our representatives' in in the intermediate football The club lost a great friend We didn't fare at all! badly the county' finals of the adult championship .this year. We and a former outstanding when the Under 21- hurling and Scor at Kill last Sunday night. are grouped with Ardmore, football) championship draws While there' was no success for player, through the unexpected death last week of Very Rev. Affane and Sliabh gCua and were made at last week's Wes- our two ballad groups—both the two top teams will go tern Board' meeting. performed excellently nonethe- John' F. Morrissey, P.P., Car- 1 ric'kibeg. through to the knock-out Im the first round in hurling less—the Figure Dancers took stages o-f the championship. Ardmore/ Clashmore provide the the honours in sityle. They are Fr. Morrissey was a member opposd'tiiion, and' while no cham- now through to the Munster of the Dungarvan senior hurl- MEETING pionship game must he take' semi-finals in Banteer next ing team that won the county Ait a we 11-attended club for granted we should, advance Saturday and' will carry the championship in 1041'—the very meeting between officers and safely into the second round best1 wishes of everyone in' the last time that stupendous players' which was- held in the honour came to the club. Fr. Then we would be meeting olub. G.A.A. (St. Mary's) Ball at tihe John was a mere youngster weekend, a minute's silence tihe winners of the Fourmlle- then but slotted to perfectly on waiter-Shamrocks/B allydu ff tie, UNDER 14s BEATEN was observed' in memory of the a team which included some of late Jackie Russell. Ballina- and that would require nothing The Under 14 footballers suf- the greatest hurlers this coun- parka. To his family we ex- less than an all-out effort. fered their first defeat in the ty has ever produced. tend our sympathy. •In football we were lucky current Bord na nOg league His surviving colleagues of Jackie w-asi a great supporter enough to. receive a first round when going under to' Kilross- that team formed a guard: of of our teams. May he rest in bye, but there's a tough second anty ini a close and exciting round against either Ballina- honour to accompany his re- peace. game ait Leamybrien last Sun- courty or ShamrockS'/Ballyduff. mains from' Grattan Square to FIELD COMMITTEE day. It could be another Dungarvan- St. Mary's Parish Church on The five members of the Ballinacourty local derby. Kilrossanty dominated the Friday evening last. Field Committee are requested opening half and buil.t up what In the intervening years since to come along to the field next TRAINING eventually proved to be a his' playing days, his support Saturday at 2 p.m. to do some Training got under way last match winning lead. It was' a of our club never waned and work. week for the adult players very different story in the on June l last year was very CHALLENGE GAMES and with Denis Crotty in second half however and our much a part of our marvellous If we cannot get challenge Centenary Day celebrations. He charge the turnout did reason- boys stepped up their perform- games for next Sunday we will Busily organising the Parade (from left) — Oliver O'Don nell, Brian O'Connor (Secretary), Jim Veale (Chairman) was ln fact one of the ably good for the opening ance considerably. In the clos- have training as usual ,at 12 and James Power. brants of the open-air Mass at night. Some faces however were ing stages we laid siege to the noon. Every player—junior and the CBS during which he re- conspicuous Kilrossanty goal but the scores Intermediate — should turn out by their absence cited — as gaeilge — the "Ar All Is now in readiness for interested in being a part of the Mr. Austin Deasy, Mr. Jackie ing) ; Most Colourful Entry but we are hoping for better we so badly neededl just didn't Sunday. 1 nAthair." next Monday's St. Patrick's Day great celebratory occasion they Fahey, T.D., Very Dev. Dean (Richard Dalton Trophy) ; things this week. come. — P.R.O. parade in Dungarvan, and after can be, and will be, accommo- Thomas Cassidy, P.P., Dungar- Children s Poster Competition three months of major organis- dated by the organising com- van, Very Rev. Michael Canon (Dungarvan Pipe Band Plaque). ational effort the local Pipe mittee. Farrell, P.P., Abbeyside and There will be three individual Band Committee are hoping for Rev. Dean Gilbert, Mayes, prizes here, including a school the biggest and most colourful SPONSORSHIP Church oi Ireland, Lismore. prize, and the adjudication will parade todate. This year the Pipe Band has The Master of Ceremonies be done by Dungarvan V.E.C. It was back in 1976 that the received generous — but well throughout will be Fr. William art teacher. Miss O'Dwyer. Pipe Band stepped into the overdue — sponsorship, and the Carey, C.C. All the other awards will be breach and revived the St. Pat- main sponsors of the parade Having passed the reviewing adjudicated by Fr. Michael rick's Day Parade which had are Waterford Co-Op., Dungar- s^and the parade will proceed Brennock, Prior, St. Augustines, lapsed several years previously. vcn Credit Union and Radley along O'Connelj Street, Wolfe Mrs. Joan Baily and Jimmy Ever since the Band has taken Engineering Ltd. In addition Tone Road, Mitchel Terrace, O'Donneli. - . ;. .'V ; On the very onerous task of or- financial support has been re- Mitchel Street, Mary Street, and "Needless to remark we would ganising the parade, and the ceived ' from two anonymous back to Grattan Square where entire community owe those sources for which the commit- like to have all the parade en- s the various prizes will be pre- tries in by this week-end," said involved a very deep debt of tee is very appreciative. sented by representatives of the Pipe Band chairman Jim Veale. gratitude. As in former years the par- sponsors "We will however accept en- As far oack as last December ade wilt begin from Crotty's tries right up to the final min- a four-man committee compris- Corner at Abbeyside at 3 o'clock TROPHIES ute,"" hp ixaa-ra ing the Pipe Band chairman, and will be headed by the Dun- This year there will be no Jim said the organising com- Jim Veale, Secretary Brian garvan Pipe Band — fittingly. fewer than seven category mittee had put trojan effort O'Connor, Oliver O'Donneli and Two other bands. the Dungar- awards, the most prestigous be- into organising the 1986 parade James Power, buckled down to van Brass Band and the Castle- ing the Fr. Paddy O'Riordan and expressed confidence that the task of preparing the lyons Pipe Band, will also be Perpetual Trophy (a brand new that work will be reflected in one this year) which goes for groundwork for the 1986 parade. in. the parade. an exciting and colourful spec- the best overall float. Their efforts have been stepped The reviewing stand will be tacle next Monday afternoon. up gradually in the intervening at Grattan Square where the Other awards will be present- period, and these will, hope- salute will be taken by the ed for "Best Marching" (O. Also, for the first time, it is fully. be climaxed next Monday Chairman of Dungarvan U.D.C. Bowman & Sons): Best Adver- expected that the cameras of afternoon with a parade which Cllr. Richard A. Walsh. With tising (Bank of Ireland Tro- RTE will give the Dungarvan will do Dungarvan proud. him on the reviewing stand will phy): Best Club Float (Michael parade the recognition it so No fewer than 130 circulars be the Minister for Agriculture Hogan School of Irish Danc- richly deserves. have gone out to the various clubs, organisations, and indus- try, inviting participation in the parade. And even now if there are some who did not re- ceive the circular but who are MINNIES SQUASH NOTES F.D.C. LADDER where they romped to a fine Foley 0. Miss Mary Norris presenting the Richard Dalton (Jew Her) Cup and trophies to Ian Wicks and Margaret After 12 matches and three 3-1 win. Scores: (1) Tom Kiely Denis O'Brien's team beat Freeman, winners of the recent Badminton Tournament run at Dungarvan Sports Centre. Included are Tom sections our ladies F.D.C. ladder 1-3: (2) Tony Lonergan D.H.P.: Tony Lonergan's team 15-9. (7) league has come to a finish. As (3) Maurice Walsh 3-0: (4) Ed- Ann O'Donovan 1, Ian Walsh 3; Keith, Manager and Danny McGrath of the Sports Centre. COUNTY COUNCIL expected Gerardine Reynolds die Wade 3-2- (5) Jimmy Kiely (2) Denis O'Brien 3, Tony Lon- finished up as number one with 3-1. ergan 0: (5) Vince O'Donovan Mary Brett at number 2. The 2, F'iona Fitzgerald 3- (6) Chris- top division was as follows — BANK OF IRELAND tina Tobin 0. Paddy O'Keeffe 3; PROGRESS REPORTS 1 (1) Gerardine Reynolds: (2) (1 Tony Keaver 3, Michael Mary Brett- (3) Helen Kiely; Here are the quarter final re- Hassett 0; (4) Helen Kiely w.o. ST. PATRICK'S HOLY UDARAS NA GAELTACHTA (4) Frances Carroll: (5) Anne sults held recently. Michael Casey; (3) John Clancy ON ROADS Wyley. Dave Mahony's team ham- w.o. Brian Barnes. The following progress report The top priority of both lad- mered Dermot Kelly's team 12-3. PRINTISEACH LEICTREACH Scores: (6) Patsy Hackett 3, Ger WATERFORD LEAGUES MOUNTAIN on roads for the month of Feb- ders however is to see who wins Ta Udaras na Gaeltachta ag tairiscint scolaireacht i ruary was submitted by the the most, points (with points Howley 0- (2) Pat Buckley 3, This year's Waterford leagues County Engineer, Mi'. John going for sets won). This year's Sean Power 2: (7) Ciaran have found a sponsor in the (The lonely summit of Croagh Patrick where our national bPrintiseadhit Leiotreach a mhairfidh 4 bfiana do dhaoine O'Flynn, to the- March monthly ladies champion is a girl in her Treacy 3, Rose Dwane 0: (1) form of our own 'Allrounder' apostle communed with God and prayed for the people oga on n Gaeltaclit. meeting of Waterford County first season at Minnies, Kather- William White 3, John Cliffe 1. Sports Shop, Grattan Square. Ni mor d'iarrthoiri -a bheith 16 bliain d'aois ar a lag-had. George Hamilton's team had whom he loved so dearly) Council which was held in ine Keighery, wh0 finished top Si an bhunchailiocht iontrala na- 4 pas sa Teastas Grupa Dungarvan last Monday. | of the pile with a massive 67 an extremely close 13-11 win MEN REACH COUNTY points, which is the equivalent over Tom Phelan's team. LEAGUE FINAL Croagh Patrick, originally doomed to hell on the' Last, Day. no sa Mheanteistimeireacht. NATIONAL PRIMARY ROAD of 3-0, 3-1 wins week in week Scores: (6) Luke O'Brien 3, El- known as Cruachan Agli or the On the last request, it is said, Is cttnsa ceithire bliana 'ata i gceist, an chead bhliain IMPROVEMENT WORKS On Thursday night last our out, so to Katherine we say a len Coffey: 0 (1) Ger Foley 0, Eagle's Mount, is situated on that the angel demurred. Pat- in Ion ad Oiliuna AnCO, i nGaoth Dobhair agus na tri (a) Kildermodv / Carroll's very well done. John O'Brien 3: (7> Jacinta country league team travelled the iihores of Olew Bay and rick had asked! that, on the day Cross: Fencing and spreading The top five point winners O'Mahoney 0, Patricia Walshe to Kildorrery where they met rise® to a height of 2,510 feet oif Doom "I, myself, shall be bliana eile ag deanamh obair phraitioiuil i gcomhlachtai tops oil on gnasisi margins. were — (1st) Katherine Keigh- 3: (2) George Hamilton 3, Tom and beat Kilbreen to reach this above sea-level. It was 011 this the judge of the men of Erin." eagsula. Iocfar liumtas itraenala, taisteal agus loistin i rith year's final. Scores: (5) Paddy .(b) Butlerstown: Erection of ery 67 pts.: (2nd) Gerardine Phelan 1; (3) Martin Moore 3, lonely summit that our na- When Patrick heard the angel Eamonn O'Brien 0- (5) Des Murphy 3-2- (4> Dan McCarthy na treimhse prin't-iseachta. guard rail; and grassing of Reynolds 63 pts.- (3rd) Eliza- tional apostle communed with say that this request could not O'Brien 1, Joe Mulcahy 3; (4) 3-2; (1) Jim Harty 1-3; (3) Brian Dichaileofar an te a dheanann canbhasail. margins. beth Donnelly 57 pts.: (4th) God for 40' days1, praying for be had from tlhe Lord, he i(c) Dungarvan Bye-Pass: Mary Fitzgerald 56 pts. and Dan McCarthy 3, Paddy Power Barnes 3-2 and (2) Maurice threatened to remain on the Mas speis leat a bheith san iomaiocht don scolaireacht 1. Walsh didn't have to play. The tlhe welfare of tihe people that Construction of traffic islands (5th) was Ann Elstead 54 pts. he dearly loved. mountain until his wish was seo, ba choir duit an fhoirm thiios a lionadh. agus a and footpaths etc. at the Clon- The only lady who qualified for lads now face Kllworth ln the granted. After a hurried trip On Tuesday, Denis O'Brien's final on this Thursday (13th~>, sheoladh ar ais chuig: mel Road and Youghal junc- a section queen title (i.e. four team beat. Maurice Walsh's Nine years after Patrick's back to heaven, tflne angel 3-0 wins in a section) was Ger- where we wish them all the return to Ireland he visited the explained that the Lord praised tions. team 13-7; (6) Christina Tobin best. AN RANNOG SE1RBHISI OILIUNA. White Lining: Clonmel Road, ardine Reynolds. area called Aghagower in the Patrick for his many virtues, 3, Tom Drohan 1: (1) Tony Kea- UDARAS NA GAELTACHTA, Duinmcre Road, Cappoquin. In the mens where there is a ver 1. Michael O'Mahoney 3- (7) west of Ireland and it was- then except his' obstinacy but his re- DATES General Maintenance: Routine fourth section, Paddy Murphy Ann O'Donovan 3, Pat Murphy that he decided to make this quest would be granted and. NA FORBACHA, maintenance carried out on- all is red hot, favourite for the 0: (2) Denis O'Brien 3, Maurice Jimmy O'Donneli Top 24 and mountain a place of prayer and said the angel; "All men of GAILLIMH. categoriesi oif roadway includ- points title, as with 13 games Walsh 1- (4) Helen Kiely 3, Allrounder Ladies League com- fasting. The great Dr. Healy Erin, living and dead, shall be ROIMH AN 31/3/1986. ing Salting of National Prim- played he has 70 pts. Top five Michael O'Connor 2. mence 18th March. Beginners writes, of the place thus: The blessed and consecrated to God ary and' National Secondary ara — 1, Paddy Murphy (13) 70 Tony Lonergan's team beat sponsored by Keohan Cleaners beautiful cone of this hill through thee." during heavy frost. pts.; 2, John Cliffe (12) 56 pts.; Jim Harty's team 14-12. (6) close on the 18th. A.G.M. 10th calledi Croagh Patrick rises just 3, Michael O'Mahoney (12) 54 Social Employment Scheme: Paddy O'Keeffe 3, Ann Elstead April, 8 p.m. Social, 18th April. above the low hill surrounding PLACE OF PILGRIMAGE pts.: 4, Dave Mahony (12) 53 A1NM Ardimore. Kilmacthomas, Lis- 1: (li Michael Hassett 1, Eddie —(SQUASH '86). Aghagower, that, heaven-aspir- pts.; 5, Vincent Hayes (12) 52 Moore 3: (7)- Ian Walsh 3, Ann ing soul of Patrick must have Throughout thie ages, Patrick's more and Waterford areas, in- pts. cluding Kll'buniny Church and Keaver 1; <2) Tony Lonergan 3, longed' with an ardent longing Holy Mountain' 'has remained a SEOLADH The Burrows. Tramore'. The story in the first division Jim Harty 2: (3) Brian Barnes to reach the summit. The lone place of pilgrimage, drawing HOUSE LETTINGS is Michael O'Mahoney has been 0, Dave Tuohy 3; (5> Fiona grandeur of its soaring peak multitudes, who, every year as dethroned after holding top Fitzgerald 3, Therese Troy 1; has a strange fascination for DATA BREITHE The following orders for the the anniversary comes round, spot all season. O'Brien Cup the beholder. Council's Housing Section were (4) Michael Casey 1, Brian toll .to climb up the steep champion Francis Power is the O'Brien 1. The ancient chroniclers re- ascent of the Reek as it is made by the County Manager, new number one. Top 5 are — 1, 1 Mr. D. Hurley: Thursday night, was 'semis' JAMES KIELY cord- tlhia/t "Patrick went to called . Francis Power- 2, Pat Phelan; night when Dave O'Mahony's Cruachian Agli to fast, forty That the tenancy of vacant 3, Michael O'Mahoney; 4, Eddie After the hundreds' of years team beat George Hamilton's days and' nights. His stay on cottage at Hillside Cre-scent. Moore; 5, Pearse Moloney. St. Patrick calls to us from the team 13-9. Scores: (4) Pat Buck- tho mountain was a time' of giddy heights' to follow in his Kilmacthomas be allocated to: Don't forget our ladder is ley 2, 'Da McCarthy 3; (7) Cia- & SONS Mr. Patrick Donnelly. Grenan, n great penance' — no' food, no footsteps, to walk where' he kindly sponsored again this ran Tracey 3, Jacinta O'Maho- COMPLETE FUNERAL water — from Shrove Saturday Kilmacthomas. year by F.D.C. Ltd., Dungarvan. ney 0: (21 Dave O'Mahony 0, walked, to kneel where he HOUSEWIVES- 1 till Eastter Saturday. It was Thait the tenancy of 2 vacant George Hamilton 3- (5) Jim FURNISHERS knelt and' to pray where he MUNSTER 'NOVICE' SQUASH during hlls stay that an angel prayed. It is a symbol of Ire- TO ENSURE THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BAKING cottages ait Kllmacomma be al- CMahoney 3, Des O'Brien 0- (6) came' to' visit and' confer with land's enduring faith—a- symbol located to: Mr. James' Connolly. OU'r novice team were home Patsy Hackett 2, Luke O'Brien ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES ORDER— Ballyidomaigh, Kilimanahan; Mr. him and from this- heavenly of the courage and success to Christy's on Saturday last 3; (1) William White 3, Ger SUPPLIED Gerome Guiry, Oloncogaile, messenger Patrick for the Irish with which the- Irish people people asking on. their behalf Touraneena. We attend to all details— faced the- storms of persecution certain promises' from the; Lord during the sad centuries. FRESH CULTURED BUTTERMILK That tlhe tenancy of vacant Obituary Notice, Church "That the Irish would, hold fast When tihe sikies are dear and — from — cottaige at Ktllbrien be allocated and Cemetery. to the- Faith until the end of the soaring cone can be seen to: Mr. John Fitzgerald, Kil- time; that a tidal wave- would in all its' solitary grandeur it minnion. Dungarvan. Floral and Artificial Wreath* inundate the island seven That the tenancy of vacant .Supplied. years before the Last Judgment, is the most beautiful of the CENTRAL DAIRIES LID. cottage at Deaimybrien be allo- thus sparing his people the everlasting hills that crown cated to: Mr. Michael O'Cal- Shortest Possible Notice fearsome' spectaole oi fire Which our western shores. laghan. Adramone:, Leamybrien. Required. would desitroy the world on the Oroagh Patrick — holy moun- DUNGARVAN That the- tenancy of two Last. Day; that no enemy tain and place' of pilgrimage. AND TASTE THE DIFFERENCE! house® ati Ag'lis.h be allooated SHANDON STREET would' eiver hold Ireland- by to: Mrs. Many Mtontayne, Dro- — MAI O'HIGGINS Price 30p per litre — available in all shops and from DUNGARVAN force or consent and' that every more, Aglish (small house); Irishman doing penance, even "Cruachan," your Roundsman. (28-3) Mr. Edward Glavin, Wliite- PHONE 058-421 li in tile last hour, would not- be 2<>, Bigger Road, churdh, Cappagh. Dublin 12. PAGE FOUR DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAYt MARCH 14, 1986 ORMOND HftNDBAMirl DUNGARVAN

FRIDAY, MARCH 14-7 DAYS 8 p.m. LATE SHOW - FRIDAY & SAT., MARCH 14 & 15 MATINEE-SUNDAY, MARCH 16 3 p.m. 11p.m. (Over 18)

Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone

Michael Caine, Anthony Andrews, Victoria Tennant SOLOMON'S Holcroft Covenant MINES A suspense packed best seller — now a major film. The adventure of a lifetime. LAWLOR'S HOTEL Week-End T.V. Viewing N T The Agatha Christie Hour: In mas. Ernest Borgntoe and Ian pages from ceefax. 5.30 — News /ETAS C L'U I A Glass Darkly. 7.50 —Nuacht. Holm star to this' 1079 film. Summary with subtitles; Wea- 8.00 —BAFTA Awards. 10.15 — 12.50 a.m.—Weather. ther. 5.35 — Film: Brother Of RTE 1 Mastermind. 10.50 — Sundav The Wind. Dick Robinson stars LOUNGE FRIDAY NIGHT — 60'S DISCO Sports Special, SATURDAY, MA'RCH 15 in, and directed, this 1977 film in BBO 2's seiasom of animal 7.10-8.25 — Open University. movies' for thei family. 7.00 — SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS — DISCO SATURDAY, MARCH 15 8.3o — Hunter's Gold. 8.55 — ABBEYSIDE, DUHGARVAH 1 Micro Live'. 8.'00 — Moment' Of 9.20—Di'liin O Deamhas. 9.30— Bananaman: Wall of Death. 9.00 Truth. 8.30 — Gardeners' World SATURDAY, MARCH 15— 10 p.m..2 a.m. — Adm. £3.50 — Bar ext. — Neat Dress Anything Goes. 12.50 — News —Saturday Superstore. 12.15 — 9.00 — Sporting Chance'. 9.30 — Headlines followed by Sports BBC 1 Grandstand. 5.G'5—News', Wea- One Man And His Dog. 10.10— LAWLOR'S HOTEL — SATURDAY, MARCH 15— Stadium. 6.0o — The Angelus. ther News: 5.15 — Sports' News Dild! You See? 10.55—Newsmlight, DCR DISCO IRISH NIGHT — Pan'dng 9 fa 12 6.01—News 6.10 — Mailbag. 6.30 Wales. 5.20—The Muppet Show. 11.40 _ WeaWherview. 1,1.45-1.20 —Space Station Videos. 7.00 — FRIDAY, MARCH 14 5.45—JiimTl Fix It. 6.20 _ The a.m.—Film: Robert Miitdhum in SUNDAY, MARCH 16 — Lime Street. 7.55 — Screen 6.00 a.m. — Ceefax AM. News, Dukes Of Hazzard, 7.05 _ The The Night Of The Hunter Test. 9.00—News. 9.15 — Dallas. Sport. Weather. 6.50 — Break- Little And' Large Show. 7.40 — (H955, black and white). 10.10—Kane And Abel. 11.55 _ fast Time 9.20 — Pages from Every Second Counts. 8.15—The DAVITTS REVISED Late News. Ceefax. 10.30—Play School. 10.50 Collectors. 9.05 — News And SATURDAY, MARCH 15 —Pages from. Ceeiax. 12.30 p.m Sport; Wteather News. 9.20 — 6.50-1.55 p.m. — Open Univer- WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL SUNDAY, MARCH 16 — News After Noon. l.Oo — Film: The Brink's Job. Peter PERSONS UNDER 20 YEARS NOT ADMITTED sity. 2.00—Film: The Woman On Pebble Mill At One. 1.45—King Falk. Peter Boyle and Gena 10.30 — Engineering Craft The Beach. Starring Joan Ben- SUNDAY NIGHT, MARCH 16— Rollo. 1.5'D—Bric-A-Brac 2.00 — Rowlands co-star in this 1'978 Studies. 10.50—France Actuelle. nett, Robert Ryan and Charles Pages from Ceefax. 3.52 Re- film. 11.'00' —Film: The Horror 11.16—Mass. 12.00'—News Head- Bickford K1947, black & white). gional News. 3.55—Lay On Five. Movie: Patrick. Susan Penhali- lines followed by Sundav Re- 3.05—H'lm: Secret Beyond Th? 4.10—Heathcllff — The' Cat. 4.15 gon and Robert Helpmann star view. 1.00 — The Great Depres- Door. Starring JOan Bennett —Winnie The Pooh. 4.30—Sec- in this 1978 film. 12.50-12.55 a.m. sion ' Germany from Weimar to and Michael Redgrave (1948, rets Out. 4.55 — Newsround Ex- —Weather. Hitler). 2.00'—Landmark. 2.30 — black & white). 4.40—Laramie. DISCO tra. 5.10—Grange Hill. 5.35—The Anois Is Aris. 3.00 — The Mark 5.30 —Deutsch Direkt! 5.55 — Flintstones. 6.00 — Six O'Clock • Twain Season: Pudd'nhead Wil- Horizon. 6.45 — Newsview. 7.25 ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT— son. Starrainjg: Llse Hildiboldt News. WeatheT News 6.35 — Park House — International Pro-Celetority and Ken Howard. 4.35—Fraggle Sportfolio. 7.00—Wogan. 7.35 — BBC 2 Blankety Blank. 8.10—Dynasty Golf. 8.15—The Sea Of Faith. Rock. 5.00u_The Story Of Jesus. 9.05—Stuart Burrows Sings. 9-55 5.15 — The Diving Isles 6.00 — 9.010 —Nine O'clock News, Re- MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN gional 'News. Weekend Weatiier — Saturday Rleview. 10.55 — The Angelus. 6.01—News follow- FRIDAY. MARCH 14 Film: Orphans Of The Earth ed by Sports Results 6.15—The News. 9.30—Lovejoy. 10.20—Til,-. G.55-7.25 a.m. — open Univer- 3 '1084). 11.50-il'2.30 a.m. — Jazz Friday, March 14 — - STARDUST imDISC O Date Film: All Quiet On The Enquiring Mind. 7.10—(Late Late sity. 9.00 —Pages from Ceeifax. 625: The Beniny Golson Orches- Strictly Over 18 — Neat Dress Essential — Bar Extension EMtra. 7.40 —Bradley Mor. 8.15 Western Front. Richard Tho- 9.35 —Daytime On Two. 2.50— tra. —Murphy's Micro Quiz-M. 9.00 Saturday, March 15 — WILLIE WHITE —News. 9.1S—Faiite Roimh Pad- raig. 10.15—Sunday Night At Sunday, March 16 — NORTH BROS. The Movies: Anne Devlin. Star- ring: Brid Brennam. Bosco Ho- AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK Monday, March 17 — GENTS gan and Des' McAleer. 12.25 — MONDAY by Night Light. THURSDAY I CAPPOQUIN $ Late News. RTE 1 — 10.15 a.m. Dilin O RTE 1 — 3 p.m. Good After- J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 Deamhas: 10.25 Bosco- 10.50 TUESDAY noon: 3.01 News Headlines fol- Jackanory Playhouse; 11.15 RTE 1 — 3 p.m Good After- lowed by Paint Along With ROWING /I Mass: 12 noon Bank Holiday noon- 3.01 News Headlines fol- Nancy Kominsky; 3.25 Cultured Matinee: The Story of Seabis- lowed by Vikings! 3.30 In North- Killers; 3.50 Contact; 4 p.m. u 1 cuit. Starring Shirley Temple ern Waters; 3.50 Tabhacht, An Emmerdale Farm- 4.30 Bosco: RTE 2 and Barry Fitzgerald; 1.40 Rac- tSugartha: 3.55 Emmerdale 5 p.m. Chartspot; 5.20 Boy CLUB ft) ing from Leopardstown; 4.40 Farm; 4.25 Bosco- 4.55 Paint Dominic, 5.50 Garda Patrol; 6 J The Duke Lives On: John p.m. The Angelus- 6.0i News- m For Fun: 5.10 Mr. T- 5.35 Folly- SATURDAY, MARCH 15 Wayne; 5.25 Generation To foot; 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 time- 6.35 Benson- 7.05 Room CROTTY'S INN 3.45 — Maya The Bee. 4.10 — Generation: 6 p.m. The Angelus; Newstime; 7 p.m. The A-Team: Outside: 7.35 Magnum; 8.30 SUNDAY, MARCH 16 Saturday Matinee: Jacqueline. 6.01 News; 6.15 Happy St. Pat- 7.55 Europa- 9 p.m. News- 9.30 Gael Video 9 p.m. News- 9.30 Starring John Gregson and rick's Day; 6.35 Flights Of Today Tonight; 10.10 Dynasty; Today Tonight- 10.30 Printout: LEAMYBRIEN Fancy: The World Of The Kathleen Ryan. 5.45—Jim'li Fix 11.05 Bolthrin Na Smaointe; 11.40 Late News. It. 6.25 — Silver Spoons. 6.55 — Pigeon Men; 7.05 Suit Na Feile; 11.35 Late News. RTE 2 — 5.50 The Snorks; SATURDAY MARCH 15 8 p.m. Falcon Crest- 9 p.m. CLIPPER CARLTON KARNIVAL National Geographic. 7.55 — 100 RTE 2 — 5.45 p.m. Tomorrow's 6.15 A Country Practice; 6.40 News; 9.15 Iris 86; 9^45 Bank World- 6.20 A Country Practice; The Three Stooges: 7 p.m. Top BAR EXTENSION Great Paintings. 8.05 —Nuacht. Holiday Movie: Mogambo. star- 8.15 — Strangers And Brothers. 6.45 Starring The Actors- 7.15 Of The Pops; 7.30 Nuacht; 7.45 ring Clark Gable, Ava Gardner, Nuacht; 7.30 All The Best: 8 Mailbag- 8.05 Landmark follow- SUNDAY, MARCH 16 9.15—Sounds Magnificent. 10.50 Grace Kelly and Donald Slnden- Armchair Thriller. p.m. Hardcastle and Mccor- ed by Mart & Market: 8.40 - RITCHIE HALPIN 11.50 Late News. mick; 9 p.m. Helmat- 11.15 Never The Twain; 9.10 Midweek SUNDAY, MARCH 16 RTE 2 — 1.50 A Great Day Newsnlght; 11.35 Night Light. Sport- 10.15 The Twilight Zone: For The Irish: 2.40 Holiday 11.15 Newsnlght: 11.30 Garda MONDAY, MAR. 17—j 2.15 p.m. _ The Chieftains Matinee Double Bill: The Milky WEDNESDAY Patrol: 11.40 Night Light. HERESA & THE STARS In China. 3.05 — Adults Way, starring Harold Lloyd, THESPORTSMANSINN FRIDAY Learning. 3.35 _ Jackanory Adolphe Menjoy and Helen RTE 1 — 3 p.m. Good After- RTE 1 — 2 p.m. Good After- Playhouse. 4.00 — MT U.S.A Mack: 4.05 Black Jack, starring noon- 3.01 News Headlines fol- noon; 2.01 News Headlines fol- 5.50 — Whicker's World. 6.50 — Stephen Hirst and Louise Coo- lowed by Inner Space: 3.25 CAPPOQUIN per; 5.50 The Cisco Kid- 6.20 A Music Makers; 3.40 Get Fit, Stay lowed by The Brothers; 2.50 Country Practice- 6.50 Oh No, Fit. 3.50 Contact; 4 p.m Em- Looking Good: 4 p.m. Get Fit, Stay Fit- 4.01 Here Comes The It's Selwyn Froggitt- 7.20 merdale Farm: 4.30 Bosco: 5 THURSDAY, MARCH ,3 _ Nuacht: 7.30 Coronation Street; p.m Doireann Agus Daldeo: 5.10 Weekend; 4.25 Weekend Wea- JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL PROGRESSIVE 45 The Lonp Ranger; 5.40 The ther- 4.30 Bosco; 5 p.m. Pat's Printed and published by the 8 p.m. The European Country Telephone 058/54304; 54219 Proprietors at their Office and Music Masters- 9 p.m. Off peak; Voyage Of The Miml; 6 p.m Chat; 5.10 Newsline: 5.30 Sons Works, 78, O'Connell Street, 10.30 Celebrating Saint Patrick; The Angelus- 6.01 Newstime; And Daughters: 6 p.m. The An- Jackpot £120 on 10 Games Dungarvan Co. Waterford. 11.25 News Headlines followed 6.35 Cartoon Time; 6.55 Mr. gelus 6.01 Newstlme; 6.35 The Saturday, March 15 — Belvedere; 7.26 Football: Juven- Sullivans- 7.05 Knight Rider; SINGALONG WITH MOSSIE COUGHLAN tus v. Barcelona; 9.20 News; 9.50 8 p.m. The Womens Program- — also — SATURDAY, MARCH 15 — WINGS Today Tonight- 10.30 The Equa- me; 8.25 Life Begins At, Forty; lizer- 11.25 Late News. 9 p.m. News; 9.30 The Late Late PARTY NITE DISCO RTE 2 — 5.50 Tom Grattan's Show; 11.25 Hollywood Beat: Glamorous Hostesses — Bar — Over 18's 12.20 Late News. SEA VIEW, THE PIKE, War 6.20 A Country Practice; SUNDAY, MARCH 16 — 6.50 My 'Music: 7.115 Nuacht; 7.30 RTE 2—5.45 Different Strokes; Sunday, March 16 — THE RAMBLERS 6.15 A Country Practice: 6.45 HAYES - DUNGARVAN Coronation Street; 8 p.m. Leave Also Dancing to: JIM LANE It To Mrs. O'Brien: 8.30 This Is Gardeners' World: 7.15 Nuacht: ,7.30 A Home In The Green ART SUPPLE & THE SHOWSTOPPERS Friday, March 14 - - PROGRESSIVE 45 Your Life; 9 p.m. Onlv When I Laugh- 9.30 The Colbys; 10.25 Land- 8 p.m. Quincy. 8.55 A Bar Extension In aid of Dungarvan Scouts. Cheers; 10.50 Tales From The Flame For The Phoenix; 10.25 Stephen Sondhelm; 11.20 News- Darkside- 11.15 Newsnlght; Monday, March 17 (St. Patrick's Night)— LISMORE DRAMATIC SOCIETY Saturday, March 15 — CRUBBENS, SPARE RIBS AND 11.35 Night Light. nlght. COLCANNOIN SUPPER SINGALONG WITH MIDNIGHT FLYER — proudly present — Waltzing Competition for Trophies — Music: Down Beats Also Dancing to: COLETTE & COSMOS (Lismore Harriers) Bar Extension it 1> Sunday, March 16 — WELSTTTRII SAILOR BEWARE SPECIAL LUNCH MENU FOR SUNDAY AND Aonday, March 17 — MATT HE WELDON (3 Act Comedy) ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

IN LISMORE TOWN HALL Thinking of your 21st? — Let us quote you. ON SUNDAY, MARCH 16 AND MONDAY, MARCH 17 (St. Patrick's Day) at 8.15 p.m, each night. ABBEYSIDE Admission £2 THE "CATS" BA1 R JACKIE FAHEY MOUNT MELLERAY WEEK-EMDENTERTAINHEHT 21st CELEBRATION COMMITTEE THURSDAY, MARCH 13 — — presents — DUNGARVAN A.F.C. CARD DRIVE Friday, March 14 — MUSIC MAN SUNDAY, MARCH 16— Saturday, March 15 — TRICKS Celebration Dance CLONEA STRAND HOTEL, FRIDAY, APRIL 4 SOCIAL CLUB (jOfiN)] SINGALONG WITH PAT TOBIN Sunday, March 16 — HEATHER BREEZE Guest Speaker: C. J. Haughey •Aonday (St. Patrick's Day)— Dancing to Art Supple & Showstoppers and TUESDAY, MARCH ,S-Fi,m JJ^ Afternoon — NEW SOUNDS — JIM fr SEAN Paddy O'Brien & Telstar. CLUB PAVILION, KILRUSH Monday N^t^JWIDEJr JOY Bar Extension _ Subscription £5 — Door Prize: 2 films, including one of Melleray Grotto. Family Holiday, Gold Ooaat and £100. 5T. PATRICK'S NIGHT— Due to the refurbishing of our Bar we are closing Tickets now available all areas. Connhairle' Ceanntair • GRAND RE-OPENING OF DANCE LOUNGE * down our Restaurant on Saturday, March 8 and Area Organisers: Dungarvan—'Noel Fleming (058-41TC9); SATURDAY, MARCH 22 re-opening before Easter week-end. Lismore John Fraher (058-54431); Kilnnacthomas - "" MIXERS Dancing to Casablanca. Paddy Mansfield (051-46(017). Dancing 10 to 1 — Bar Extension — Cover CharRc DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986 PAGE FIVE G.A.A. Notes By Commentator Football Leagues Get Under Way

ALL-IRELAND IN DUNGARVAN Section 3—St. Dedans, Sllabh marks): Runners-up, Seana point lead at half-time. haa brought enormous benefits On Saturday afternoon the gCua, Geraldines, Nire. Phobai 046 marks). Half-time score — Waterford to many clubs and players. vocational Schools Body stage instrumental Music—St. Pat- 2-5- Kerry 0-4. The Handball Council lament- i heir hurling All-Ireland at JUNIOR HURLING ricks; Runners-up, Tramore. The second half was quite ed the fact that so little was fraher Field, Dungarvan, be- CHAMPIONSHIP Ballad Group—.Butlerstown; even throughout with Water- being done for handball in Wa- tween Cork City Vocational Runners-up Tramore. ford scoring four points to terford. They said the decision Schools and Waterford's Re- Section A — Kilgobinet, Ard- Set Dancing — Sliabh gCua; Kerry's goal and a point. ol An Rinn to rect an ally was more, Stradbally, Ballysaggart, good news. gional College. This is the first Runners-up, Ballyduff. Best for Waterford were Con- occasion on which a team from Tourin, Clashmore, An Rinn. Section B—Kilrossanty, Bric- nolly, Kiely, Cooley and Wyse. this county will have played in PUBLIC LIABILITY Scorers: Derek Wyse 2-3; Nor- WEST WATERFORD PRIMARY a V.E.C. All-Ireland and there keys, Glen Rovers, Eire Og, This ls now becoming a mat- man O'Keeffe 0-4; Dan Geoghe- SCHOOLS G.A.A. is excitement and optimism Modeligo, Faha, Vlllierstown. ter of very serious' concern to gan 0-1; Brian, O'Gorman 0-1. about the event in the city. Of 2nd STRINGS A meeting of the West Water- all units of the Association Team — Liam O'Brien- Mich- course all Waterford will be Section 1 _ Dungarvan, Ab- ford Primary Schools G.A.A. beyside, Ballyduff, Shamrocks. and according to the most re- ael Kiely, Liam Quilty, Martin shouting for a county victory, Board will be held on Thursday cent figures published the O'Brien; Derry Kiely, Ed Con- even though we are the out- Section 2 — Cappoquin, Four- night, March 13 at the CBS in premium that clubs will be nolly, David Cullinan; Paul siders in this very interesting mllewater, Lismore, Colligan. Dungarvan at 8 p.m. compelled to pay for Public Cooley, Brendan Daly; Kieran contest. The meeting will make ar- INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL Liability this year, will be in Murphy, Mark Corcoran, Brian CHAMPIONSHIP O'Gorman: Dan Geoghegan rangements for the school hur- the region of three tlmes the ling leagues which will com- FOOTBALL LEAGUES Section 1 — Shamrocks, Bric- amount paid for 1985. (capt.), Norman O'Keeffe, Derek Wyse. Subs. — John Power for mence shortly after Easter. keys, Ballyduff, An Rinn. The total figure for Munster Th? Divisional junior football Daly; Liam Quinn for Cullinan- After the hurling meeting Section 2—St. Declan's Sllabh is just, over the quarter of a leagues get underway over the Sean McGrath for O'Keeffe; there will be a girls football gCua, Geraldines, Affane. million mark and when we coming week-end and a list is Dan Henley for Geoghegan. meeting at 9.15 p.m. Last year published further down in the consider that it was only the Primary Schools Board INTERMEDIATE HURLING £94,000 last, year, we are given The Waterford minor hurling notes. CHAMPIONSHIP started a girls football competi- a good Idea of the enormous team (which Includes six Da La tion, which proved to be a big Pictured at Lismore Aero Club recently, when a Brittain Norman Islander (a twin engined A game between Ballinacour- Dungarvan, Abbeyside, Four- increase. The premium for a Salle Harty Cup players) to success. play Galway on Saturday, 16th plane) from thpm — Naomh Brid v. Tallow. night festival and the festival Best Supporting Actress — semifinal. The pack were dom- not be used to determine pro- forts to foster and develop our Beautiful wildlife Carrigdhoun Pottery Cup and Saucer, J.F.L. at Old Parish, 3 p.m.— sponsors without either of Majella Collins, Kiimeen. inant all through with the motion or relegation.' native games. Old Parish v. Dungarvan. whom the event would not be Confined Section (M. D. front row of Declan Dower. obtainable free with £35 worth of B.P. fuels If one were to research this Sunday, March 30: the success it was. O'Connor & Sons Ltd. Perpetual Jimmy Morrissev and Eamonn purchased at— On the basis of that, rule it whole problem some very ugly Second Rounds of Under 21 Trophyi — 1, Glenside Theatre Walsh outstanding, while the would appear that we are the factors would emerge. Top of 1 Football Championship. He conveyed on behalf of the Group, Charlevllle (Mass Ap- badks as a whole gave their M.B.M. GARAGES LTD., Youghal Road, Dungarvan. winners of the division and en- the list must be the fact that Groupings for Junior Foot- groups, their appreciation of peal)- 2. Glenbower Theatre best, display of the season, full- titled to the trophies. croke the vast majority of the T.D.'s ball League:— the reception they received and Group, Killeagh (A Some Tall back Jim McGrath deserving FORECOURT OPENING HOURS: Park have told the County ln the Dail have used the GAA s Dungarvan, Ballinacourty, he thanked everybody Involved Cliff): 3, Shamrock Drama special mention. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sat. and Sun. 9 a.m.-S p.m. Board that this matter will be on the way. Being associated in helping to make the festival Group. Ringaskiddy (The White Eire Og, Sean Phobal. decided on, in the next couple with the GAA was a major fac- Team—J McGrath. K. O'Con- such a success. He thanked Steed). Stradbally, Faha, Kilgobinet. of days. tor when It came to canvassing those groups who gave many nor P J. Kindregan, P. Cough- Drive a better bargain from:— Our next important engage- Best Producer (Cork Exam- ian, D. Salmon. M. O'Connor, Emmetts. t „ , , and being elected, but, when the hours of entertaining perfor- Lismore, Ballysaggart, Model- ment will be the championship seat ana the salary are secure mances and they deserved the iner Cupt—Kevin O'Shea, Glen- Mark O'Connor. D. Dower, J. Youghal Road, Dungarvan igo, Clashmore. meeting with the division I and the GAA could be of no appreciation of everybody for side Theatre Group. Morrissey, E. Walsh, M. O'Hal- Tel. (058) 42610 & 42695 MINOR FOOTBALL winners, Cork, at Pairc Ui further us° to them, their In- the amount of work and orga- Best Actor — Dominic Dillon, loran:, J. Clarke. T. Shalloe, T. M.B.M. CARS LTD. Glenside. CHAMPIONSHIPS Caoimh In June. Our two terest in the association dissip- nisation involved. O'Brilen, M. Hanrahan. Reserve previous meetings with Cork Best, Actress—Jo Kelly, Glen- — A. Curran for M. O'Connor ated overnight. This applies to The adjudicator, Mr. Michael Grade A: Section 1 — Kilros- were In the Munster finals and this constituency as well as the bower Theatre Group. (injured) (second half). santy, Drom Rovers, Lismore, on both occasions we received Vernon, who Is a lecturer In Best Supporting Actor — Wil- others. It applies to Fianna Fail, drama at Queen's University, ^^beyside. „ . a humiliating defeat. We now Fine Gael. Labour and the liam Kelly, Glenbower. INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SHEEP HEADAGE SCHEME 1986 meet them as complete out- Belfast ana a member of the Best Supporting Actress — Section 2 — Dungarvan, Tal- Workers' Party. They have all Northern Ireland Arts Council, FRIENDLY IN DUBLIN EEC EWE PREMIUM SCHEME 1985 low, Stradbally, Nire. siders and the County Board let the association down. Mary Flavin^Colbert, Glenbower. decision t play the game at said it was an excellent Fes- Flockowners are reminded -that the closing date for Grad* B _ Affane, St. Olivers, 0 Ihe Donal Feeney Trophy for Next weekend the- club will the Cork venue was In a big tival Week with good produc- FOOTBALL LEAGUES Best Presentation — Enniscor- break new ground- when they receipt of applications under the above Schemes is St. Patricks, Shamrocks, Naomh way influenced by the acknow- tions in the Open and Confined thy Theatre Group. travel to Dublin to play Sea- Brid, Na Piarsaigh. ledged gap In standards. The sections. He said, that the The Paddy Feeney Memorial Friday, 14th Maroh 1986. The Intermediate football groups were playing to very re- poinlt RFC on the- morning of MINOR HURLING championship is often very league will be the responsibility Trophy for best design — En- Application forms are still available from the local different from the league and ceptive and helpful audiences. niscorthy Theatre Group. the Scotland v. Ireland inter- CHAMPIONSHIPS of the County Board and the One other pleasing aspect of Livestock Offices of the Department of Agriculture. from time to time we have been Adjudicator's Awards : Kil- national On the Friday night following Western teams have the festival, he said was the Grade A — Dungarvan, Lis- given some amazing results. We meen Dramatic Society (Best tihe cflub are guests of Seapoint Under no circumstances will applications received after entered — An Rinn, Seamroga, fine attendances present for more, Tallow, Fourmllewater, will watch the progress of the Lighting and Sound). Tom (one of the top junior clubs 14th March 1986 be accepted. Geraldines, Sliabh gCua, Ard- each of the nine nights. He said men lin training with great, in- Kelly, Glenbower (John Cronin in Dublin) who are also hosts BGryaddefTB. Section 1 - Naomh more and Brickeys. It gives actors and actresses in As Some Tail Cliff) — Most to a Scottish club, so a great Brid, Na Piarsaigh, Naomh new confidence in themselves U It'Swould b remiss of me not Talented Newcomer. weekend is being looked for- Issued by the Oillbheir, Ceapach Chuinn. e BRICKEYS 7-A-SIDE when they are playing to good 1 to end by congratulating ward to eagerly. Kick-off is at Section 2 — Cill Dun attendances. Department or Rosanta, the players and selectors on What is now developing into HI a.m. Na Naomh Pad- Malnistreach, having gained promotion. It an important annual football This year, the committee for raig, the first, time, introduced a Agriculture Sraidbhaile. was an embarrassing time in tournament, — the 7-a-slde blitz MINOR "A" CUP Drama Workshop, which was division 3 and it's good t,o have style competition organised by UNDER 21 FOOTBALL Brickey.s — is again being run given by the adjudicator, Mr. ABBEYSIDE/ It all behind us. On Sit. Patrick's Day our 2nd CHAMPIONSHIP this year on thP Sunday prior Vernon. It proved to be a most XV have the- long journev to successful venture as more than Byes _ Dungarvan, A.ffane/ to the St. Patrickk's Day week- Dunmanway for the 2nd round SCOR FINALS end. It was very successful last sixty post-primary school child- Eallinwillin, Llsmore/Ballysag- BALLINACOURTY of the Minor "A" Cup. Dun- Sllabh gCua have don it year at St. Augustine's College ren were In attendance on Sat- VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, DUNGARVAN gart. First, rounds as above P grounds and the 16 teams will urday last. „ , m'aniway beat UOC i-n the 1st (23rd March . again. On Saturday night last round and wall be very hard to at the Leisureland Centre ln play at the same venue on next Mr. Cogan thanked the festi- G.A.A. CLUBS Sunday. val main sponsors namely — beat. Kick-off 3.30 p.m. UNDER 21 HURLING Galway, their juvenile set Club Members' Draw—March ENROLMENT OF FIRST YEAR STUDENTS dancers were awarded first The following are the teams Pat Flynn, Ballyduff; M. D. BALLYRANDLE CUP Byes - An Rinn/Kilrossanty, taking part — Ferrybank, But- O'Connor & Sons Ltd., Cappo- 1986 — First Prize £300 — J. Enrolment of First Year Students for the coming place In the All-Ireland finals. Queally. Dungarvan Leathers, Llsmore/Ballysaggart, St. rat- This is another great honour lerstown, Tramore, Kilmactho- quin- Classic Windows, Cork: p. E. Keohan. Second Prize £100 Our long-awaited game with school year will take place on Saturday, 22nd March for the club and the county mas, Stradbally, Kilrossanty, Donie Feeney, Glencairn and r Waterford Glass in the Bally- '?ailcw v. Tourin/iCappoquin; Ballinacourty, Dungarvan, Bal- The Winning Post, Ballyduff. A —Seamus O'Brien, Miirphy PI., at 10 a.m. The school .prospectus for boys and girls is and all concerned are to be randle Cup ha® been re-fixed complimented on another great linameela, Clashmore, Affane, special word of thanks also to Abbeyside, p. S. O'Brien. Third vailable from the school. Fourmllewater v. Ballyduff/ for Wednesday, April 2, in Shamrocks: Stradbally v. St. acievement. Rosehill Rovers, Co. TIPP-, Clon- the nightly sponsors namely — Prize £50 — Maire and. Micheal Waterford. More details next Olivers- Naomh Brid v. Abbey- mel Commercials. Sneem, Co. Ted Keniry, Tallow: Barry Feehan, Friars Walk, Abbeyside, Bros., Conna- Hickey's. Fermoy; p. Mrs. Feehan. week. side; Clashmore / Ardmore v. SENIOR SCOR ^ Kerry, Clann na Gael, Co. Cork and Bantry—who won the com- Maura Lindsay. Ballyduff, D- C. Ten Prizes £20 each — COlm Dungarvan. A full house at, the Kill Com- petition last. year. There are Lee and E. O'Brien-Lynch, Lis- O'Brien, Carrigtwohlll, p. S. CASEY CUP JUNIOR FOOTBALL munity Hall enjoyed a great very generous prizes of playing more: Allied Irish Banks, Lis- O'Brien; John Fitzgerald, Fiord BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS CHAMPIONSHIP nisht's entertainment on Sun- gear, etc., and doing well in more- Bank of Ireland,, Lis- Cottage, Kllminnlon, p. joe Dungarvan 10; Clonmel 6 ATTENTION FARMERS ! day when the county finals the competition will certainly more; Eamonn and Ann Bolger, Power; Michael Mernin, Skeha- Section 1 — Faha, Lismore, Dungarvan put up a good We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right took place. be worth while. Ballyduff- James Campion & crine, Abbeyside, p. D. Lenihan; display of open rugby and were prices • Kilgobinet, Ballysaggart, Mel- The following are winners, Sons, Lismore- and to all those Michael Flynn, Parklane, Ab- rewarded with two. fine tries' to Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, Coarse leray who go through to the Muns- VICTORY FOR MINOR people who donated raffle prizes beyside, p. p. Coyne; Mrs. P. Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts (with Section 2 — Eire Og, Ballln- ter semi-finals at, Banteer, Co. HURLEHS nightly. A special word of Shields. Murphy Place, Albbey- willln, Emmetts, Modeligo, Sean Cork on Tuesday, March 25. thanks to the hard-working side. p. B. Shields: John Clan- Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull Nuts, -^Dungarvan, Waterford 2-9 Kerry 1-5 Ladles committee who organis- 1 Phobal. Figure Dancing : cy, U.S.A., p. S. O'Brien; James Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, pig R^ ?,"*' Recitation — Rosemary Queal- An improved display all-round ed the meals and teas each Conroy, Balltaacourty, p. P. Bonham Cnep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, K.N.z. JUNIOR FOOTBALL ly, Passage- Runner-up, Peter saw Waterford minor hurlers night. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. (2nd STRINGS) Griffin, Butlerstown. beat Kerry at Bruff on Satur- Shields': Maurice Cliffe. Bur- gery, Abbeysldie. p. J. McGrath' All at unbeatable price*. Solo singing — K. Crowley, day last. Kerry played with the Section 1 — An Rinn, Bric- RESULTS Gaultler: C. Ni Foghlu, Rinn wind and opened the scoring E. Keanei; Flush Door Gang c'o keys, Clashmore, Affane, Sham- MICHAEL BEECHER O gCuanach. with a point. Waterford were Open Section (Pat Flynn Per- Waterford Joinery;, p. J. Mc- TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD rocks. „ , Novelty Act—Portlaw: Run- quick to settle down and with petual Trophy) — 1, Ballyduff Grath; Mrs. M. Kiely, Knoeka- WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY I Section 2 — Bal- Dungarvan, ners-up, Tramore, Ed Connolly dominating at Theatre Group (All My Sons); teemore, Abbeyside, p. Mrs. M. linacourty, Stradbally, Ballina- centre-back, ran up seven 2, Enniscorthy Theatre Group Oashiin. '(Advt) meela, Kilrossanty. Question Time — Kill (48 a PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986 REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS HURLERS WIN Ardmore Prepares For Entente Florale PROMOTION Ardmore, detscribed as the tiom of Ithe competition! will be jewel in Co. Wlaiterford's crown, painting the- buildings' Iin tihe WATERFORD 3-12 wiasi officially launched- as a two towns: AS' part of tihe- spon- WICKLOW 1-6 contender for the Entente' Competition sorship, Sandtex Ireland will Florale competition at a recep- provide vouchers to the resi- Waterford clinched promotion tion held to Ardmore liasit wele>k. dents of Ardimore and Kins-ale, from Division Hi of the Na- Mr. O'Flynn went on to, say effort to every possible way. Sipeaktog at tihe function. that the competition is judged "We have already agreed to which iwlll provide them with tional Hurling League with a Sandltex paint at a substan- comprehensive 3-12 to 1-6 win Waterford' County Engineer, on the sikilll and imagination assist in the flood,lilglhitdmg of tially reduced price'. over Wicklow at Aughrim on Mir. John OfiFliynn, B.E., siaad used in tihe use oif trees, flowers the historic H2ith Century Round Sunday last. thlat for tihe past two years, and shrubs to enhance the Tower, and- we look forward to Present at the function were Mr. Niall Reddy, Executive The Deise side wh0 were and fiince. its inauguration, Wa- appearance of the town. oo-operaltdng in the implemen- beaten by Mayo a short time terlfordl COunty Council had won "Of course, it goes without tation o-f your action pro- Director, BOrd Faiite, Mary ago had to 'battle hard against -the Bordl Faliilltie Tidiest Ctounty saying that the planting and gramme' between now and the Nash, BOrd- Faiite, Richard a very spirited -Wicklow side in Award, and won it handsomely, landscaping must integrate competition' judgment to July." Berry, Managing Director, the first half and turned over due to the dedication of the with andi complement the- gen- Sandtex Ireland, members' of with an 0-7 to 0-3 interval ad- people and1 Tidy Towns Com- eral town environment," he EVERY ASSISTANCE the olergy. and representatives vantage. mittees- throughout the county. said, "which must itself bp tidy Cllr. John- Carey, Chairman. of the many voluntary organ- However Waterford got on top Ard'more, which won the and! loo-ktog at its' best. I am Wiaterford' County Council, isations in the village. in the second half and goals County prize- for .the fifth suc- pleased to note that Sandtex added his- bestt wishes and said from Michael and Mossie Walsh cessive' occasion in 1985, scored Ireland Limited are providing how he hoped that through the and substitute Barry Power set assistance and sponsorship to- them up for their twelve points 173 marksi out oif a possible 2100 dedication of the Tidy Town win. only trailing Kilkenny, the Na- wards improving the town's Committee, and the civic spirit tional Award winner, hv five appearance." of its people, Ardmore would CAUSEWAY The winners who had things Mtr. O'Flynn promised that all their w way in the final marks. win through to success. 0 n Waterford County Council quarter had good players in "This achievement reflects Cllr. Carey also promised David Foran, John Galvin great credit on your Committee would do all It could within its that the Council would- assist TENNIS CLUB Michael Ronayne, Pat B'ennett and I would! like to pay public limited available- reisourioes to in every way possible. and Michael and Mossie Walsh. tribute to you tor the- high level support and assist ArdimOre's Ai major part1 of the' pre par a- The photograph in our "Remembering Other Days" series this week takes us back thirty Scorers : Waterford — M. of enthusiasm and' sustained (DUNGARVAN) years ago when Waterford were poised on the brink of their hurling breakthrough. It shows Walsh 1-2; M. Ronayne 0-4; B. hard' work which you have the Waterford junior hurling team who played Kerry in the Munster junior hurling chain- Power 1-1: M. Walsh 1-0- P. Ben- achieved. "I would also like to record pionship in 1955 and among the players were men who later went on to Svin fame with nett 0-3; P. Ryan and S. Breen Waterford at senior level. Among them are Fr ankle Walsh who captained the All-Ireland 0-1 each, wicklow — T. Howard my appreciation and thanks* to LEAVING CERT PUPILS GIVE POCKET Last, Sunday, March 9 be- 1-1; H. Kavanagh 0-4; T. Kelly the Co-unCll personnel who have tween showers our 2nd team winning team of '59, and Tom Cheasty, Martin Og Morrissey and John Barron who were also 0-1. worked hard' to co-operation played St. Laurence's 2nd team members of the 1959 winning team. Included in the team also was "Haudles" McGrath who Waterford — E. Curley- T. with you, andi I mention parti- on their return match to the died a short time later. Sheehan, j. Galvin, S. Daly- S. cularly the^ Ardmore area en- MONEY FOR ECUMENISM Causeway. St. Laurence's were Ahearne, M. Beecher. D. Foran; gineer, Vincent O'COnnor. BE, The sit-aff of the Irish School the Churches" victorious with a 6-1 win. K. Ryan, L. O'Connor; P. Ryan, overseer, Billy Allen and Mic- of 'Eoumenics ar° still talking In a- message of thanks to all Naomi Holland playing singles, M. Ronayne, P. Bennett; S. hael O'Rourke." about -a -le-toter which they con- 'those, oler&y and laity, who con- played her usual high stan- Breen, M. Walsh, M. Walsh. dard of competitive tennis to ENTRIES FROM SEVEN sider ito be one of the most tributed to the support of the Subs. — B'. Power for Beecher- touching they have received for Irish School of Ecumenlcs at win 7-6, 6-2. Well played E. Rockett, for P. Ryan. COUNTRIES NEED TO RESTORE SENSE OF REAL many years. It came from Julie, this year's iChiurch Unity Week Naomi. Wicklow—E. Dillon- J. O'Sul- Tihe Entente Florale is an im- a Leaving Cert student in a Co. celebrations, the Director of the Our team — Naomi Holland, livan, T. Byrne, B. Kenny; J portant competition involving School, the Revd. Dr. Robin Emma Fleming, Eileen Brennan, VALUES" SAYS MUNSTER MEP Sunderland, D. (Heffernan, S. entries from seven European Tipperary Vocational School. With it was a Postal Order the Boyd' siaid: "We have- had mag- John Ryan, Eamonn Franklin, There was need to restore a Ivors; 'H. Kavanagh, W. Man- countries — England, France, Bill Keavers (sub. for Tom Secondary schools. We need to ment with tw0 other Depart- collected pocket money for that nificent support through the sense- of Dead values to mianv teach our young people- to be ley; T. Howard, P. Doyle, M Luxembourg, Belgium, Austria. Higgins). ments when it should have the King; M. Doyle, T. Kelly, P. Switzerland: and Ireland. Two week from herself and her collections' made in churches people in aJJl age groups to this at least equally aware' of their sole attention of one Senior St. Laurence's 2nd team have Byrne. Subs. — J. Kavanagh towns' are' selected to re-present classmates. She wrote: "I,t is of many denominations and I country including some to high responsibilities to their country Government, Minister. won their section, and we wish for Kelly; T. Byrne for Sunder- Ireland^ each year, and in 1986 our way of saying hat we want offer my most sincere thank-S' to positions in chiurch and state. as of their rights under its Local Communities must, in- them luck In their future land; D. Lcnehan for P. Byrne Kinslale and Ardmore have been to see better relations- between all who helped, including Julie Munster Independent MIE5P. T. constitution-. terest themselves more in the and her friends. games. J. Maher siaid wiheni performing Ref. — N. O'Donoghue. chosen as- our national stan- Now ladies and gentlemen, on Continuing, Mr. Maher said economic development of their "Following consultations With the official opening of -the nine dard' bearers in the large town St. Patrick's Day (17-th March) Amateur Dramatic Societies Region. Tourism was an Indus- the Commission on Ecumenism day West Waterford Drama try with potential for all areas. and small town- categories re- we are running an over 18 years over many years had played an of the Catholic Hierarchy, and Festival in the picturesue Mr. Maher said, every part of spectively. mixed doubles fun tournament important role in the social and an appeal to the Catholic and Waterford village of Ballyduff Ireland has something differ- confined to members of St. cultural activities of Urban ST. PATRICK'S DAY Church of Ireland Bishops, the on- Sunday week last. and Rural people in Provincial ent and special to offer the Laurence's and the Causeway. money which came- to us from Ireland. Drama Festivals, he visitor. ST. Entry only £1. There will be a Mr. Maher, complimenting the the 1986 Unity Week services went on, had added a new and draw for partners at 1.45 p.m. organisers of (the Festival and was significantly up on last welcome dimension to their UNITED EFFORT sharp. We will run two sections, title Amateur Dramatic Societies FRIENDS OF PRAYER year's' figure. How marvellous it to suit everyone's game. involved, emphasised the im- activities by providing an in- LAURENCE'S Calling for united efforts at will toe when every parish will portance of all aspects' of our centive, and at the same time As this is our first tourna- a challenge to raise standards all levels in communities to Patrick _ we pray participate' in this way. culture and heritage to us- as ment of the season, we hope and providing an expert assess- help in job creation, Mr. Maher For strength andi courage "Wei had really wonderful co you will all come along for an one. of the small member states proposed that, each parish ln TENNIS ST. MARTIN ment of the participants in- And- understanding operation from all those who enjoyable afternoon of tennis, of the expanded EEC. There Ireland should examine how, dividual and collective roles The A.G.M. of the P'riends of Let the good that lies in had sufficient tim to arrange and for those among us who get was. Mir. Maher said, for some with the aid of local Drama e within their respective Drama -St. Martin was held In the every heart for collections' at their services peckish, we will have coffee and unexpected- reason, a lack of Groups they could present CLUB Mercy Convent, Dungarvan on groups. Be magnified — day- by day. and, a® our financial situation sandwiches. Please try and be enthusiasm in- high places for the history of their area in JIMMY O'DONNELL Thursday, March 6. All commit- Bring us victory— is serious', this' is particularly at the clubhouse tor 1-45 p.m. a serious and concentrated Pageant and make the occas- WINTER LEAGUE tee members appointed last WAYS FORWARD Not of nation over- nation as dusk falls around 6.30 p.m. effort to promote a more in-ten- ion of staging such a pageant year were re-elected. heartening The Jimmy O'Donnell Win- But of man- conquering —(A. S-tacey). sive national Interest particul- Mr. Maher s aid, that while the local point of a major drive "The Irish School of Ecu- ter League is running very President — Sr. Ollvear- Vice- His evils and his weaknesses. menics a-ims to promote Christ- arly through our educational this country was faced with ex- to promote the Tourist poten- Presidents—Sr. Frances, Ritchie Grant us the hope tial of their area. smoothly ln both sections. ian unity, und-ersitandiing and system to- Irish culture. There tremely serious social economic Walsh and Paddy Breen- chair- That love and joy and financial problems, there There is a further time exten- reconciliation. We are an inde- wias also a less than- satisfac- Such an activity, Mr. Maher sion until Monday, March 17. man—John Lynch; Vice-Chair- May live- again within our tory approach to -the teaching were ways forward to better said would have multl benefi- pendent organisation but we AH league matches both ln the man—Mrs M. Finn- Hon. Sees. hearts. Choose of Irish history at Primary and times, provided we were pre- cial effects on the regions, soc- — Cora Duggan and Carmel have the recognition and mens and ladies section must Grant us peace Guaranteed Irish Secondary level in our schools. pared to work hard enough to ial, economic, cultural and edu- O'Sullivan; Treasurers — S. Ah- friendly support of the main create them Tourism. Mr. be played by this date. The peace to live- again cational developments as well earne and Mrs. M. Cooney; Hos- Christian Churches in Ire-land. The people of provincial Ire- said, was one of the ILTA WINTER LEAGUE in harmony. Maher in- as providing a meaningful role pital Visitor — -Mrs. M. Russell. We must depend on donations land, wider native government, dustries where intensive prac- Last Sunday, March 9 St. This, is my prayer for our existence and that, is products for many people ln relating the Laurences played the Cause- Having transacted the busi- hiave fco endure Dubltn&tls, Mr. tical promotion could give story ol their place. Patrick — to thee. why I am so grateful to every- MlatueT saAd, -wihiclh was not quick returns, creating jobs and way B team in the Causeway ness of the meeting it. was We could, he said, replace im- The weather was Ideal (or thoueht. that, thp public mleht — MAI O'HIGGINS one who contributed." unisi!k.e title influence ot tile generating wealth lor less in- ported canned entertainment tennis with the sun shining lor vestment than in any other ic of tne work done Anglo BaxoaK Pale under British with real Irish life for Tourists. a change. by the Society over the past 20 rule. Then the people refused section of the economy. He Ou future depends particularly The mens singles, which said that already he made a r years. The meetings — busi- to -be other than Irish. It was in Tourism, on our ability to Michael Collins played was a ness in the Mercy Convent and now time, Mr. Maher said, that public appeal to the govern- offer our visitors only what is very exciting 3-sette match. ment to declare 1988 Irish r monthly parties in the presen- we told our own government truly Irish entertainment. Food Ann O'Kelly played the lad- tation. An annual summer Tourist Year. The only re- and drink of the best quality that we want more emphasis sponse from the government, ies singles and showed some outing. Dinner every Christ- on Iridh culture, Irish heritage at good value. That, we can great touches on her backhand mas. Visits by members to Mr. Maher went, on, was to and must, do if we are to pro- and Irish history, national and lump this important Depart- shots. homes and Mrs. Russell's craft local to our Primary and vide jobs for our people. In the mens singles Brendan demonstrations and visits to Hogan and Gerard Cusack the hospitals. piayed powerful and aggresive It has been a pleasurable tennis and continued as a per- experience for those, who in fect doubles team. the slightest way give of their In the ladies doubles Maura time, talent, or money to keep Quirke and Margaret, Cusack the Friends of St. Martin in olayed great tennis, Margaret high profile In Dungarvan. hitting powerful drives from the To refer to the funding of baseline, with Maura playing the Society the public gener- superbly at the net. ousity is obvious. N0 money St. Laurence's were victorious crises was ever encountered. by 6-1. Our team was — Michael The townspeople — profes- -Collins, Brendan Hogan, Gerard sional, business, factories, Cusack, Ann O'Kelly, Maura shops, housewives, Lyons Club, Quirke, Margaret. Cusack. golf club and bridge clubs show —P.R.O, their approval by the dona- tions at, the Church gates and otherwise. N0 sign of recession has appeared. It would be only fair too, to mention with gratitude those IRISH LANGUAGE talented helpers who never spared themselves ln creating happlnness and jov, the CAMPAIGN AMONG Powers, Moloneys, Sliabh Rua, constant and caring and others wh0 came when they LOCAL AUTHORITIES could. The Christmas dinners In September -1-935, Oomhdhaill were graced by the presence ol LOUDEST WHISPER . . who provide the musical backing for the show "Buskin" at present the Bishop, the Dean, the Nai-S'i'unta na Gaeilge launched Canon, the Friars and Curates, running at the Cork Opera House (March 10-15) and which will then move to the Intimate a National Campaign among who always enjoyed them- Theatre, London (1. to r.) Harry Cornielsen (bass and vocals), Ernie Tuohy (guitar), Orla the -Local Authorities seeking selves. Photographs and news- their support in promoting the Gowan (vocals), Paud O'Reilly (drums and vocals), Brian O'Reilly (who wrote the paper snippets often appeared musical) (keyboards, guitar and vocals). Irish language- in their day to and added to the thrills of day activities. Each Councillor, these get to-gethers. During Chairman, Manager and Coun- the years, too, the Soccer Club ty Secretary received details threw open their Clubhouse from Ain CO'irnhdhaii outlining a and entertained lavishly. plain of action. ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES It Is the ardent wish and Patrol of John' Whelan, Niall The campaign was launched hope of the Committee of the TROOP MEETING At patrol meetings last Sun- in Dublin- -and the public's O'Connor, Austin Cunningham day morning there was a last Friends of St. Martin that, the Whistle signals, food dis- attention was focussed on how and Austin Regan, w-hoi picked minute rush- to finish off tests. Society is in Dungarvan to plays and investiture practice the State -had treated the lan- up 31 points, with the Tigers Keith Power pulled off the big stay. As each generation were the main themes of this guage since the foundation of second on IS points. one- by passing 'First Aid reaches the Golden Years they week's troop meeting. the state. will join in the on-going fun. Sean Fitz then brought us ST. JOSEPH'S VENTURER A course of -ball games were 1 Since then Comhdlhail Nad- through the stages for next NOTE'S firsit on tihe agenda this week s Junta na Gaeilge and the weeks Investiture where, de- We held our meet-tog ar when two' teams had relay Local Authorities have worked spite a few hilarious hiccups usual at 8 o'clock with only The cast of "Sailor Beware" which is being presented by Lismore Dramatic Society at the bouncing games Where- th-e' ball in close co-operation in- order (e.g. incorrect promises. Chair- "Obbie" absent. We discussed Town Hall, Lismore on March 16 and 17 at 8.15 p.m. Back row 0- to r.) Sheila O'Sullivan, control of Austin Cunningham, to implement the ComhdhaU's man, Chaplain. SLs and ASL's a good1 -many things of interest fames Lenane (Producer), Margaret Ormond, Paddy Pollard, Joan Bolger; seated: Anne Foin Clancy and Michael recommendations. Comhdhall DUNGARVAN changing like musical chairs) to- us- and we also decided to Power came very much under Tierney, Edward Fenton, Deirdre O'Shea, Dick Ahearne. (Photo: M. Bennett) has received invitations from everything went well. join An Oige again this year to the microscope. We also had a some Council's, to visit them After notices and our weekly use possibly while we're in relay basketball game where and to explain the campaign in BADMINTON COH iCwhen we were joined' by London or just for use at home. Sean Ciartwright. Brendan Kie-r- more detail. the APL's) and games, we Over tea, courtesy of Liam. we sev and Damlan French showed Closed shop and went home. discussed- a- lot of possible a-cts The campaign' is proving to how good they are at potting for -tlie- upcoming concent, and be a major success to date and CLUB the ball-. GENERAL COLLINS WELCOMES IDA GRANT ASSISTANCE TO not alone are ComhdhaU's re- First off this week we would decided on a couple of ideas. The whistle1 signals were then Over the last week a lot of We- finished- up the meeting at commendations being imple- like to let all our members know hard work has been put into that there will be no badmin- performed and examined al- about 9.50 p.m. mented tout some Council's the- preparations for our Scout SMALL INDUSTRIES IN WATERFORD have initiated their own new ton on Friday night next 14th though i-t was aimazing liow Concert. The dates are Friday We then had a game of soc- Mr. Eddie Collins, T.D., Min- of IDA grant assistance to 29 Small Industry in Ireland. Mr. ways in promoting the lan- of March, so all members Ciairan Walsh, Anthony Moore and Saturday, April 4 and 5, cer with- one- of the new sponge ister of State at the Department new 'and- expanding small in- Collins- said that in the small guage. please take note. and, others struggled to- get the and the venue is the- Abbeyside balls-. It' was o-ur first game in of Industry and Commerce and dustry projects in the South industry context Ireland's Per- CLUB NIGHT right soundi out as these boyos ages, it was a very exciting School Hall. at the Department of Energy, East region, 9 if which are formance in the international Thursday night is club night are usually well full of air. match with Fran's team even- last week welcomed the an- ba-s-ed in Wiaterford. field is excellent, and activity and as usual we will be keeping Next on the' list was a. food This Thursday night we hold tually winning 9-7. nouncement by Mr. Michael on this front has to-date been one court reserved for a ladles display competition', preceded bv an investiture ceremony in the Three of the new projects We have a parade to Mass Noonan, T.D.. Minister for In- very encouraging. He said that doubles tournament. This tour- a quick bout of potato peeling den. Various awards will, be next Friday, everyone to be at are 'located ln Waterford City, 1 dustry and Commerce regard- the employment share of small nament is for all the ladies who and here Gareth Higgins. Alan presented, for example, several the den at the usual time. — one eaclh in Dunmore East, are not in the club's own Wa- ing details- of small industry establishments to Ireland is Ryan and Neil Carty left big Star Scout Awards', Merit "The Venturer." Crook-e, Portlaw and Tramore terford Glass Tournament, due projects which have been- grant higher than most developed Are You Worried question mairks with regard to Badges. Skills Awards and also NEWS! NEWS! and one in Kilmacthomas. to the fact that we did ot have assisted by the IDA in recent countries', and the Government's n the amount of cooking help four new scouts will be This weekend the Waterford Pressure Vessels enough gentlemen to go around Easier months. determination -to expand the they do at home. invested. edition of the Parish News will Ltd., Kiimiaothoimas, is being for the mixed doubles. We hope In relation to Waterford. Mr. small industry sector stems About Drugs? Last weekend we had an be available at the usual out- set up by Mir, Thomas- Murphy therefore to see you all down oin- the main preparing side Collins said that he was verv from a recognition that small added attraction to our pool lets. It's' bigger than the normal and Mr. Leslie Brown to, pro- on Thursday night. of 'things poor old' Michael Cos- pleased that a total of eight Industries' are enduring and table with the> single- coloured edition so- Seamus and; co. will duce high pressure filters and "DRUG-AID" can help. CONGRATULATIONS grave -and John Whelan had small industry projects in Wa- adaptable. balls featuring highly. Our new give us plenty o-f reading for vessels for the gas pipeline tears -flowing down their oheeks terford- City and County had Phone 051/73333 Our congratulations this week stars- include Conor Power. Easter. industry. The Capital invest- (Mr. Collins adidled that while as they wrestled to cut their been grant aided by the IDA go to Annette Green and Jerry onions. The question of the Denis Slattery and Brian PARADE ment of £47,100. part of which many large and small' firms O'Connor on winning the best ln- recent months. Mr. Collins "DRUG-AID" might was' where did the Wolf Mulvihill. Is- being funded by- IDA, has have failed' as a reisiulit. of the 6th division players award In •Thlsi Friday night we; have said- that Mr. Noonan's an- Mon-Fri. 8 pm - 10 pm Patrol get their "whoppers" of created 2 jobs- and a further 4 international recession, employ- the MeCarty Cup in Melleray Our leaders wil) be away this our monthly church parade nouncement was in- addition to ment in grant aidied small firms carrots- which were more like week-end on a planning mis- All scout® are re-minded to be an announcement by him last jobs will be created over the 32 The Mall. Waterford. recently. Jerry and Annette are next 2 years. has increased 'by almost ten new members in the club so space shuttles? sion. Various contacts will have at the Den at 7.10 p.m. to' full December when he had the 'thousand within the past live The competition- itself was to be met, -as well as pro- uniform. pleasure to announce approval well done to both of you. Stressing the importance of years. —'Till next week, bye. handsomely won by the- Wolf gramme facilities checked out. — SUB-SCRIBE PLUS DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986 PAGE THREE SPECIAL OFFER BALLYDUFF NOTES MURPHY'S ENGAGEMENT Melleray away in the league on GENTS CYCLES Sunday morning at 11.30 a.m. congratulations to Kathleen Complete with Lights TOY, CYCLE, PRAM AND Alii players to be- to thie Village Quinn, Raspberry Hill. Bally- NURSERY SPECIALISTS at HI o'clock. The Ballyduff/ RALEIGH AGENTS duff and Paul Oasey, Mitohels- Shamrocks u-21 footballers will town Who have announced play Ballinacourty to' the ONLY £90 their engagement. .y. y* jyt if Championship on Sunday week at Clappoquto. Training for all GIGANTIC BICYCLE WELL DONE KEN u-16 players will be' held In the Congratulations to Ken John- field on Sunday morning at COLUM'S SHOP SALE son on his fiinei perifiortmance' in Hli.30 a.m. A big turn-out is SOLE RALEIGH AGENT the Over 55 Talent C'ompietiiltion expected. National Final in* Dublin on O'CONNELL STREET CONTINUES Thursday last It was1 nice to MACRA NOTES DUNGARVAN s«e a group of local supporters Telephone 058/41278 travelling to cheer him on. Novice Debating — On this Trade-ins — Guaranteed Saturday nlight, March 15. in After Sale Service. IN MEM OR I AM PIONEER NOTES the ACiOT offices in Dungar- van, the club is represented' by A meeting of the local coun- Dave Ahern. Paddy Aihern and CUNNINGHAM — Fourth An- cil will be held in the Library Michael Bolgjer when they com- niversary — In loving memory on' Friday nlight at 8 p.m. AH pete in the county final of the of my diear mother', Miarv members are requested to Novice Debating Competition Frank Browne Cunningham, late, of Feagiarrid, attend. Baillysaggart, who died on agataH Ballyduff Lower. The March 10, 1982. R.I.P. sacred G.A.A. NOTES suibjeelt for debate' iS' that Heart of Jesus pray for her. "Marriage Before the age' of 25 The url'2 footballers were well We never knew that morning is- desirable'' and Ballyduff will beattem by Oastdelyons in a 'What sorrow the day would oppose this motion. We would chaMienige game to the, field on bring, like to wish the lads the' best Saturday morning last When a heart of gold stopped of luck on the night Reporting A meeting of the juvenile BODY SHOP 058 42424 beating and we Could' not time 8.15 p.m. ciufo will be' held' in the hiaii on 24 Hour car accident service - used ca'r do a thing. Welding — The county itoal sajes, crash repairs and resprays. this Friday nigihit at 9' p.m. All We nerver said goodbye, Mum, of the Wedding Competition players and, parentis are re- perhaps' it's just as well. take® place on Tuesday nigiht, quested to attend. Arrange- For we never could have said March 18 in Dungarivan. Those ments will be finalised for the goodbye to the one we taking part from the club are Sponsored Clyde on Monday lOved so well. Michael Leamy, Liam Keane morning, which will commence '(Always thinking of you — (who has represented' tthe coun- at 11.30 a.m. Sponsorship cards 'your lovting daughter Joan, ty for the' past two years') and At the reception in Ardmore to announce Ardmore's sele ction as Ireland's Small Town entry in the Entente are available from Jimjmy son-in-law Bill, and' grand- Davidi Aihern, and again, best Florale Competition were ICA members Patricia Cock burn, Siobhain Lincoln, Eilish O'Sullivan, Eileen Colbert Soaintan. children' Helen, Mary, John. wishes go tto our three The u-14 footballers will play and Mary Flavin. (Photo: Rory Wyley) Apply:— Billy, Siobhain, Carmel and representatives. Pauil.) HORNIBROOKS GARAGE Quiz — The club took part In HANSBERRY — First Anni- thie final of a quiz organised by LISMORE LTD. versary — In loving memory of MelUlleray Macra and which was LISMORE Eileen Hansberry, late of 15. held in the "Oats" on Friday )) Telephone 058/54147 Western Bay, Dungarvan. who Dungarvan Leader night lasit. Team was1 Maurice CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES died on March 17, 1985. R.I.P Bolger, Paddy Ahern, Pat CAPPOQUIN/BALLINAMEELA ample revenge for his defeat Mick Shalloe). dropped off and it, was some- Lonely is the home without TELEPHONE (058) 41203 Kenny and Dave Ahern. ATHLETIC CLUB earlier in the season in the Cappoquin 3 (Mick Walsh, thing of an antl-cllmax as you, Concert—The club took part Peter Ahearne Trophy. Brian M'urray, Mickey Curley), Mickey Curiley turned on a ball FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986 Last weekend was another iLlfe to us is not the same to a variety concert which was His opponent in the best, of Lismore 2 (Brendan Lawton, from Philip Bergin fou,r minutes busy period for ou athletes and All the world would be like organised by Tallow Macra also r 11 frames final will be the tour- Neal Twomey). from the end to score the DEAD OR DISABLED It also meant, a lot of travelling. heaven, on lasit Friday. Those who took nament. holder and favourite Killeagh A 3 (Noel O'Driscoll, winner. On Saturday last the All-Ireland 1 part were Patsy Ahern and the P.at, Casey wh beat Rhiney Brendan Galvin, Ger Ahearne), A terrible disappointment for If we could have you back Colleges Cross Country took n comiedy sketch which repre- Walsh in five frames. Despite Killeagh B 2 (Michael McCar- Lismore but, they made their ANIMALS again. place in Boyle, CO. Roscommon. NEWS OF TOWN sented us in tlhe county final some great snooker by Rhiney thy. Paul Fitzgerald). exit from the competition as (Aliways' remembered' by vour Only one of our athletes travel- Free, prompt collection in the first, frame he failed to Ardmore 4, Shamrocks 1. We gallantly and sportingly as they husband John and family.) of the Talent Competition. — led as our other athlete, Fiona capatilise on this, and when regret we have no details on had dominated it for four long LEAHY — Tenth Anniversary PRO. Lynch was sick. Ron Oashman, CHRIS COADY, TALLOW Pat won the second on the this one due to a poor telephone years. —In loving memory of my dear who had won Cork County and AND black, he rattled off three line. Phone 058/56337 mother, Mary Kate Leahy. COMHALTAS NOTES Munster medals with his school Up front Brendan Lawton and frames in a row to clinch a Ooolagth Road, Abbeyside. who team from Fermoy, ran a great N. Twomey repeatedly stretched place in the final. For the stories behind the died! on March 16, 1976. Congratulations to the adult race and was unlucky not to scorelines we begin in Cappo- Cappoquin. Though winning LAWNMOWERS repaired and Will those who think of her set who put on suoh fine end up with a medal. Well done The final, over the best of 11 quin where Lismore's great at- a good share of midfield posses- sharpened. — The Foundry, ROUNDABOUT a today, Ron on a fine run and hard frames will take place on Sun- tempt for five-ln-a-row cup sion they were not, the force of Stephen Street, Dungarvan. performance in the Scor coun- A little prayer to Jesus s,ay. luck Fiona. day, 23rd March over two ses- wins finally came to an end old in this area. At the back McGUiREs GARDEN CENTRE KNITWEAR SPECIALS AT ty finial at Kill on Sunday '(Remembered- always by her sions. Th first, session begins but in a fittingly dramatic Billy Landers and pat Ahearne is open every Sunday from 11 ALICIA'S night. A special' word' of thanks e On Sunday last, the Munster at 3 p.m. m the afternoon with fashion which had the big had fine individual games but a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 loving son Tommy and family, Lambswool Sleeveless Cardi- to tlhe Trainer. Thomas Hyland. London.) to the musicians Shirley. Mar- u/8, u/9, u/10 and Munster B's the second session starting at crowd on tenderhooks until the overall there seemed a lack of p.m. week days; closed on Mon- gans, navy, lilac and grey, 36 u/11. u/13, u/15 and u/17 took final whistle. Little happened in McGOVERN — Third Anniver- tina, Orla and Ber and to all 7 p.m. Our tournament, sponsor a strong controlling influence. day—McUuire's Garden Centre, to 42. only £7.99: Lambswool place in Thurles. we had three Captain Jameson, Tourin House what could only be described Rossduti, Woodstown. Tele- sary — In< loving memory of Cardigans with pockets, mink our loyal) supporters who For the winners, a tremen- runners and the good news is will present the trophies to the as a pedestrian first half which dous test of character, and how phone 051/82136. my dear, father, Patrick Mc- only, 40, half price, now £12.99: travelled witlh us on the n/.ght,. ended scoreless. But it all began that all three came home With players after the final, so we well they came through when Govem, late of 4, St Patrick's Fine Lambswool Vee Jumpers, 'Music and dancing as usual to happen in a second half Wfc SELL — Angles, R.S.J.'s, medals. Pride of place must go hope there will be a good crowd all seemed lost. Brian Murray Terrace, Abbeyside. who died navy, 36, 38 and 42, now £9.99; on Thursday and Friday nights which was not a joy day for Tubing, Re-Bar, Plating and to Kenneth Stack who ran in present. I on March 20, 1383. Also my bro- Lambswool Cardigans, double Witih set dancing for beginners goalkeepers. Brendan Lawton and Mick Walsh — filling in Galvanise and all types of the u/10 race and ran a great for the iill John Morrissey — at ther Dan and my my brother breasted style, navy, taupe, grey on Monday night. put, Lismore ahead in 51 min- totieds supplied in Kit Form. race to finish in second place. Billy McCarthy Perpetual the back, "Gossie" Mason and Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- Paddy Whose anniversaries are green and airforce, 36 to 42, Trophy (Billiards) — Preceed- utes but Cappoquin were level were £23.75, now £15.33; Lambs- The branch will holld a ceili This was Kenneth's greatest Mickey Curley — what a vital gormack 051/46075. around this' time too. R.I.P. ing the snooker final will be in two minutes when Mick wool Lumber Jackets, limited in Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan. success and the club is proud influence he has over his play- Masses offered on this Saturday night with of his achievement. our billiards final starting at 2 Walsh curled a free through the HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves shades, size 38, were £23.99, now defensive wall. Neal Twomey ers — in midfield and B'illy Will those who think of them music by Bobby and Ann Gar- Ann Browne ran in the girls p.m. The final is between Pat worry, anxiety, tension and £13.99; Fancy Cable Jumpers, put Lismore in front, in the 73rd O'Shea up front made a power- today, diner. (See advertisement in u/15 race and she can feel Casey and Rhiney Walsh and fear. Teaches you to relax, pink/white, blue/white, lemon/ minute and so it stayed until ful contribution but there was A little prayer to Jesus sav. white, half price, now £8.99 — tlhis issue.) very satisfied with her run, fin- will be played over 60 minutes. a strong team contribution. helps to alleviate symptoms, two minutes into lost time as KAlways remembered by vour ALICIA BROWNE, Ladies Fash- ishing in sixth place. This was Snooker Leagues — Week 15 If you hav;e a problem phone Cappoquin thre-w everybody for- loving daughter Jane and ions And Children's Wear. 83, Ann's first cross country race of the leagues has been exten- It was a hard fought sporting and. make an appointment. ded to this Saturday, 15th ward In a desperate attempt, at family and away.) O'Connell Etreet, Dungarvan. as she concentrates on track struggle which must have The is treated, not just ait home n.-lcl March. — fP.R.O.i survival. Then Lismore failed to pleased the large crowd and cause clear a close in free and as the the symptom. Sessions aire McGRATH — Thirteenth An- —(Advt.). Stephen McCarthy was our gave no trouh.'e to referee Rod niversary — In loving memory CAPPOQUIN I.F.A. bail bobbed about Brian Murray Rogers who also handled it, so strictly confidential and by third athlete and he finished in was in to shoot past Billy Cun- appointment only. Carried out of our dear Mam, Margaret Mc- DUNGARVAN HURLING AND WATERFORD tenth place. This was Stephen's The above branch held its well. A game of many good Grath, Oamphire Bridge. Cap- FOOTBALL CLUB WEEKLY ningham and unbelievably the memories and talking points, in quiet, private- surroundings. first race in six months as he annual general meeting at game was in extra time. poquin, who died on March 17, NON-STOP DRAW had been unable to run due to not least the "goal" that Blllie — W. H. Middle ton-Ley ton, Walsh's Hote] on Wednesday, O'Shea appeared to have scor- MBSH, The Lodge-, Mocollop, 1373. R.I.P. On her soul Sweet a knee injury. March 5th. There was a good Understandably the pace Jesus have mercy. Masses Results of first draw:— LADIES ed two minutes from time but Ballyduff Upper, Co. Waterford. £50, Tommie Keating, cool- So well done to all our ath- attendance of members present. which the referee who was best offered. Telephone 058/60113. agh Road, Abbeyside (p. Mary letes on a good display last The election of officers result- positioned, ruled had gone Will those Who think of her Fitzgerald); £30, Monica Power, weekend. ed as follows: Chairman—Noel through t'he side netting. LIVESTOCK - At Clonmel— today, St. Patrick's Crescent, Dungar- FOOTBALL Training continues every Sat- Lcoby; VIce-Chairman — Jim Every Tuesday at 12 noon pre- A little prayer to Jesus .say. urday morning and we would Prendergast; Secretary — Fin- Cappocuin — L. Morrissey. E. van (p. David Power) • £20, WATERFORD 3-10 cisely, comprehensive selection 'Always remembered by her Eddie Lenihan, western Ter- like to see a better attendance barr Power; Delegates to County McLoughlin, E. Walsh, M. LAOIS 0-1 TOURANEENA of Continental Friesian, Here- loving family.) race, Dungarvan (p. Tommie as the first track and field Executive — Chairman, Vice- Walsh, B. Murray, J. Mason, M. Curley, F. Murray,' P. Bergin, lord and A.A.X. Calves, Bulls TOBIN — Seventh Anniver- Lenihan); £15, Rachel Hayes, On Sunday last the Waterford sports are on at the end of this Chairman and Secretary. T. O'Sullivan, B. O'Shea. and Heifers. Producers stock sary — In loving memory of mv Byrneville, Dungarvan (P- Billy team travelled to Portlaolse to month. New members are al- In conjunction with the meet- NOTES ways welcome. ing, Mr. Dan Ryan, B'.Agr.Sc., Lismore — W. Cunningham, only. — Stokes & Quirke Ltd., dear husband, and father. Pat- Kelly); £10, Declan Egan, take on the home county in Well, it certainly was a great showed a video on grassland B. Landers, David Landers, P. Tel. 052-2I7S8. (2-5) rick, Croydon, Surrey and late Caseyvilie, Dungarvan (p. B'illy O'Moore Park in a National CAPPOQUIN MACRA NA weekend for the club. As you management and silage making Ahearne, P. Fitzgerald, B. Pren- FOR SALE—1977 Opel Kadett. of Coo'lisheal, Ballyduff, who Kelly); £10, Jim Nugent, V.G., League game. know and have been reading ln FEIRME and aided by slides, showed dergast, Donal Landers, Carth- Taxed to end 1987. Good con- died on M;arch 13, 1979. R.I.P. Dungarvan (p. Brighdin Ni The game was somewhat the past few issues, the All-Ire- clearly the many way to im- age B'arry, B. Lawton, T. shana- dition.—Thomas Keating, West Masses offered. Chriostoir. —(Advt.). marred by a wintery shower at Inter-Club Quiz — Our team s land final of Scor na nOg was of Ed O'Brien, Mary O'Brien, prove silage quality and thus han, N. Twomey. No subs, were Street, Tallow or phone 053/ It isnltj what we write. the start of the second half, held in Salthill, Co. Gaiway, on Mary Hickey and Slobhan greater profits. used ln HO minutes. 59255. Or even what we say. HOGAN SCHOOL OF DANCING and did not, as a result, reach Saturday night last, 8th March NON-STOP DRAW any great standard. However, Walsh were narrowly defeated Our thanks to Mr. Rvan and Referee: Rod Rogers. It's how we feel inside. and this indeed was a very big FOR SALE — 300 bales good the Waterford girOs stuck to by the Ballyduff team the ACOT for all the work put into As we think of you today. Results of draw No. 4:— occasion, especially for our Down at Killeagh the club quality (1984j hay. — Tierney, their task well and ran out the final of the above competition organising this video. Thanks A team were left, slightly '(Forever loved and siadly £100, Mrs. Babs Murray, Bal- junior set dancers — but, as Abbeyside. Tel. 058-41991. easiest of winners. last Friday night in the "Oat's" also to the McLoughlin family shamefaced when they had to missed by yaur wife Jean and linacourty, Dungarvan; £50, they say, "when the going gets FOR SALE—Opel Kadett. Oct. Tina McLoughlin, 52, Woodview, Almost from the t.hrow-in Wa- Bar. for the use of the room and for go to extra time before account- family. England.) tough the tough get going" — 1982; good condition. — J. Cahir, Co. Tipperary; £25, Kie- terford went On the attack and Sports Night — We are hold- having everything ready fo,r us. and that is just what our young ing for their B side. Ahearne. phone 052/21lftD be- ran, Deirdre and Paul Nugent, Patricia Butler scored a fine ing a sports' night next Sunday dancers did. They gave a won- Piltown certainly left no MARY HEGARTY AND NIGEL fore 6 p.m. Salterbridge, Cappoquln; £10 point. This was soon equalised night in the Sports Centre, derful performance and stood doubt at. home with that fine WILLIAMS WITH U.C.C. CHOIR FOR SALE—4o'0 bales of good each — P. J. Dolan, st. Anne's, by a similar score from a free Dungarvan. Events will Include up well to the challenges of sets win over Affane and at Ardmore ACKNOWLEDGMENT mixed soccer, basketball and AND ORCHESTRA TO quality hay. Phone 058, 5443Q. Cappoquin: Bridget Mulcahy, from the Laois girls. However from Tyrone, Mayo and Wex- the home side were too strong Ballylemon, Cappagh. Promo- this was the only score Laois possibly a "fun for all" event! PERFORM IN LISMORE ford. There was great, jubila- for the shamrocks. FOR SALE—Low compressors WALSH — The brothers, sis- A team will consist of two ladies ters prize (£1I0) — Bernadette were able to get. for the rest, of As part of their tenth anni- tion when the results were an- and trolley jacks. Telephone ters and ether relatives of the and three gents. O'Connor, 64 Woodview, Cahir, the game, as Marie Crotty, who versary programme, UiCiC choir nounced and for only the sec- WEST WATERFORD DARTs 024/93238. late Edward (Eddie) Walsh of Co. Tippc-rary. had an outstanding game, nick- Our next, meeting will be held ond time Sliabh gCua junior Mt. Melleray Giates, Cappoquin. ana orchestra under their foun- Results of games played on FOR SALE—500 bales of hay ed off some very good scores in the Scout's Den, Cappoquin ding conductor Dr. Geoffrey set dancers were given the title wish to cordially thank all YOUTH CLUB TALENT and whe Una McNamara o Saturday night. — (P.R.O.). All-Ireland champions. March 7 th — Mahoney's 7, Old for sale Phone 024/97259. CONTEST n n Spratt, will be performing Still 1 Walsh's 7, Dunnes 1; GOOD QUALITY HAY for those kind friends and neigh- found the net on two occasions If you are looking for a good Brahms immortal masterpiece Higgins 1. Winning Post 7; sale, in one or more lots. Apply bours who sympathised with it really sealed the issue. WEDDING: McCARTHY- "Ein Deuts'ches Requiem" ln St. We say a big thank you to night out why nof, come along MANSELL Sportsmaris Inn 4, Morrisseys 4; Box No N33i0 "Leader" Office. them in their recent 9ad be- The next, round of the league Carthage's Cathedral, Lismore our dancers who were—Sinead to Minnies on Thursday, 20th McGrath. James Greenslade, bve Tavern reavement; those who sent sees the girls traveling to Dub- The marriage has taken place on Saturday. March 15th at 8.30 '28-3) March for our Monster Talent S'iobhan Dunne, Raymond Ryan, Points — Mahoney's 86; Tav- Mass cards, telegrams, letters lin. Let's hope that they can at St. Patrick's Church. Fermoy p.m. The soloists will be the HAY FOR SALE — O'Brlien. Competition. With less than Ailish Morrisson, Eamonn Lon- ern 82- Higgins 74. Winning Pon of sympathy and floral tributes. collect another brace of points. of Mr. Patrick McCarthy, on ! notable young Irish singers Mogeella, C'onna. two weeks to go entries are s ergan. Stephanie Hickey and 73- Morrissey's 66 Walsh's 63: A special thanks to all who Scorers — M. Crotty 1-6; U. of Mr. and Mrs. Sean McCarthy, ! Mary Hegarty and Nigel Wil- FO'R SALE — An ESB multi- flooding in and we can assure ! Shane Hailahan. An even bigger Sportsmans Inn 46; Old Still attended removal from Cork McNamara 2-0- P. Butler 0-1: Aftane, Cappoquin and Miss liams. you that the best, talent around thank you goes to their trainer, 44; Dunnes 44. wash twin tub washing ma- Airport, funeral Mass and M. Ryan 0-1; A. Meehan 0-1; M- Ann Mansell, daughter of Mr. will be seen .at 'this very enter- Mary Hegarty, a graduate of Monnie, and to what we The preliminary game in the chine. PhOne 024/971H1. burial, also the local olergv. Fltzpatrick 0-1. and Mrs. Patrick Mansell, St. taining night out. consider to be the best set (cm: is fixed for this Friday FOR SALE—1,000 bales of top Joseph's Square, Fermoy. Cork School of Music is now in They tjrusit this Will be accepted So come along and dance to great demand at home and musicians, Tom, Bob and Biddy. night — Morrisseys v. The Win- quality hay. Delivered' if re- by all In deep appreciation. The celebrants were Fr. Eam- quired. — Jimmy Sullivan, the sound of Bob Nolan. abroad. Her awards include the All the hard work and training ning Post. „ ,, 'Mass will be offered. onn Barry. Kilbrin (friend of Mahoney's big win last Friday Ologiheen, Co. Tipperary. Tickets available at Alicia's. vocal section of RTE's 'Young- definitely paid off- To avoid disappointment get the bride's family i, Fr. Russell, night enabled them to overhaul FOR SALE—Single settee bad; Musician of the F'uture' (1980) Some 0f us were not long your's early. See you there. P.P., Modeligo and Affane and the Tavern at the final hurdle single stretcher bed as new; THIS WEEK ACOT and the 'Golden Voice of Ire- home when we had to make the —<(Advt.). Fr. O'Connell, Adm., Fermoy. land' (1984). She has .represent- to take the league title. So for also 2 armchairs. Apply Mrs. K. The bestman was Mr. John trip to Kill Community Hall on ed her country in international the Sunday night. 9th March the second year running the Power Barnaklll, Kilrossanty. McCarthy, brother of the groom Tavern are league runners-up. FAHEY 21st CELEBRATION competition and will shortly be for the County Final of Scor TOP QUALITY HAY for sale. The celebration being orga- CO. WATERFORD and the matron of honour was making her operatic debut with We congratulate Mahoneys and WATER SHORTAGE Mrs. carmel Roche, sister of the Sinsear — we took part to the Tel. 058/'46182 or 051/ 941'77. nised to celebrate Jackie the English National Opera. Tavern on their consistency bride. Figure Dancing, Solo Singing BALED HAY for sale, very Fahey's 21 years a member of Nigel Williams who teaches at and Set Dancing sections. Al- throughout, the league. good quality. Phone 024 32755. Dai] Eireann gets underway in AT SAYS The bride wore a blue petrice the College of Music in Dublin though 0ur figure dancers and FOR SALE—Toyota Cressida, full swing this week. Tickets gown and a headdress to match ls also a 'Golden Voice of Ire- singer performed very well we 1978- good condition, pmo £600. have now been distributed to FEED SHORTAGE and carried a bounuet of P'nk land' winner (1985). His ex- were out of luck in these Items. Phone 058/41058. BALLYMACARBRY almost ail areas and Comhairle carnations. The matron of hon- perience includes oratorio with However our senior set kept the MIDLETON — Ceanntair area organisers have Oiliage is available to pur- banner flying and gained an- Chef wanted, 1 our wore a blue gown and car- several Irish nholrs and opera Delicatessen/Restaurant: dav- At thie monthly meeting of been appointed. The Dungarvan chase to areas of the ried a bouquet of lemon and with the Dublin Grand Opera other county title. PROGRESSIVE time work. Phone 021'/63'2415. Waterford' County Council in area organiser, Noel Fleming Is and it is costing approx. £lb white carnations. Sociey. He has a full pro- Well done to our senior set A. BARDEN, Deerpark Road, Dungarvan last Monday, Cllr. always a hard-working member to £18 per ton' (self collection) The Lessons were read by An- gramme of appearances in Dub- dancers, who consisted of—Phil Lismore — Plumbing, Heating C O Riain complained' that tho of the Fianna Fall organisation, or up to £22 per ton (deliver- thony McCarthy, brother of the lin for 1986. Condon, Michael Hickey. Cath- DEMOCRATS and the organisation in t.he Lis- and Decorating. Telephone 058/ water supply in the Ballyma- ed). These prices are for good groom. The organist, was Aileen Under Dr. Goeffrey Spratt, erine Henebry, James Cotter, more area is in the capable 54514. oairbry area had failed com- quality well preserved silage®. O'Connor and the Mass server UCC choir and orchestra have Rose Lonergan. Diarmuid Hal- pletely over the previous week- hands of John Fraher, while MEETING RELIABLE WOMAN required EARLY GRASS was Mark McCarthy, brother ot established an excellent repu- lahan, Alice Bourke, Mossie end. He said that as a result Paddy Mansfield heads' the or- for part-time housework in the groom. tation for concerts, broadcasts Cliife. The set, now goes on to Sportsman's Inn, Cappoquin people were forced' to go out ganisation in the Kilmacthomas Urea is suitable for early and competitive performances. Abbeyside. Own transport The reception was held at the compete in the Munster semi- and' draw water for domestic area. grass When tlhe soil surface is They have twice won the top final which will be held in essential. Apply by letter only Blue Dragon Inn, Kllworth and meeds...... The Celebration Dance will wet. Do not use Urea when sey. was that of newcomer Decent successive governments to а, 12-0, J. Leahy 2 12-0, D. Moore 1 GREEN Girls u/13 — 9th Maude Cun- Prospect in the first division of Miss M. Power's Marian's enforce the law of the land. ningham; 10th Eileen Fitz- the 4-y-o/5-y- Maiden. H is a J. Upson's Rymer's Walk, 5, With St. Patrick's Day just Test Drive the new Suzuki Carry Van and Suzuki Alto 0 e Friend, 5, 12-0, T. Lombard 3 12-0, T. S. Costello 2 Having referred in particular around the corner when we will gerald. son of the very promising sire Also — Buskins* Lady 4, Shady and Swift Range — prices from £5,250. Girls u/15 — 3rd Club Prize Decent Fellow, is owned by D. Tobin's Parolite, 8, 12-0, M. to the continued operation of all be taking our little bits of Lady 5, Lishpower (pu), Bold A. Murphy 3 nationalism out of moth-balls (Susan McCarthy, Eitiene Dan- Roddy B'yrne from Kilmaetho- Rambler (pu), Tooradoo (pu), piraite radio stations it then ill, Kate Cunningham, Martina mas and trained at Dungarvan Also — Ballybrack 4, Ceylon states: and giving them a little annual La Faun (pu). Tarque 5, Fairyville 6, Funchen airing at the St. Patrick's Day Beecher • • by David Klely. Nine ran. 41., 101., dlst. View 7, Poopee 8, Our Charm "Increasingly it appears that Parades and the other Irish Ire- Another great day's running Decent Prospect started at by our athletes, so congratula- (f), Musical Flame (pu), Peg in every facet of the Stated land functions which are usual- 9/4 having been dislodged as 6-Y-O AND UPWARDS MARES tions to all concerned. Dorney (pu), Barrle Boy (pu). activities, particularly in the ly held to mark the feast- of the favourite by Pauper's Gold, 2/1 MAIDEN of £150. 3 Miles. 12 ran. 11., 81., dist, National Apostle, the choice of Bord Solathair an Leictreachais —(P.R.O. Lismore A.C.). from 4's. Pauper's Gold set off 4-Y-0/5-Y-0 MAIDEN (DIV. 1) areas of taxation and the col- "The Wearing Of The Green" ln front, but wag headed before J. O'Connor's (Clonmel) MAD LISMORE GOLF NOTES FRESH, bm St. Deny's-Fea- of £150. 3 Miles. lection of fines imposed by the for our ballad corner this week the fourth last by Take Me R. O'Byrne's (Kilmaethomas) would appear to be quite The Spring League was com- Home. John Flynn was in no ther Plucker, 7, 12-0, M. A. Courts, it is the law abiding Murphy i DECENT PROSPECT, bg who suffer for being good appropriate. pleted at the week-end and as hurry with the winner and at Decent Fellow-Laconic Air, expected Ballyea were run-away this stage the combination had P. Budd's Sea Fresh, 6, 12-0, The version we have chosen 5. 12-0. J. A. Flynn 1 citizens. Those who readily or winners of Div. 1, with Tallow a lot to do. J. Mangan 2 is known as "the old version' J. sheehan's Pauper's Gold, 5, voluntarily submit to the juris- and I well remember hearing it holding off a late challenge Pauper's Gold regained the J. O'Mahony's Nicky's Turn, 8ord Soten>o» on LrcfrvodVM 12-0, J. J. Mangan 2 diction of the State are hard sung several times in the old from Deerpark to take second lead between the final two fenr б, 12-0, J. O'Callaghan 3 place. Also — Wiekepin 4, Ballymac- Mrs. A. Dunphy's Chicago pressed, while those who days when feelings of national- ces and he looked the likely Prince, 5, 12-0, N. Dee 3 ism were still live and vibrant winner when shaking off philip 5, Belmont Lady 6. thumb their noses at the In Div. 2 Lismore beat Deise, Six ran. 51., 31., dlst. Also — Take Me Home 4, among the members of the NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS having ten points to spare. Chicago Prince shortly after Tharr An Bharr 5, Lonesome system escape scot free. Is it older generation: J. Condon was the best indi- the last. At this stage, however, In order to carry out essential improvements OPEN LIGHTWEIGHT of £150. Runner 6. Always Dealing ff), amy wonder thiat the black vidual with 91 points. Decent Prospect was in fun 3 Miles. I met, with Napper Tandy, and alterations to our networks, we regret Entries are now being taken Mendon Rose , Campaign economy grows as people see flight and he swept right away House (pu), Rays of Glory (pu), And he took me bv the hand, for !th e Men's Foursomes Match from Pauper's Gold half way Mrs. D. Fortune's (Wexford) that the "consent of the that it will be necessary to interrupt the Arctic Verb (pu), Ballykenneal- Saying, how is dear old Ire- lay championship and mem- OLD SOCIETY, bg Choral up the run-In. ly Lady (pu), B'ealnaffrln (pu), governed" operates to the land, electricity supply as follows: 6irs are requested to indicate Innocent John, the mount of Society-Go Day, a, 12-0, J. And how does she stand? Sleepy Swallow (pu). detriment of those consenting. their intentions re. this compe- Tom Costello, was a warm fav- Berry 1 She's the most distressful tition Immediately. 14 ran. 51., 31., 101. It is the duty of a government AFFANE R/A ourite in tha Open Lightweight. P. Flynn's lleclash, 8, 12-4, 4-Y-0/5-Y-0 MAIDEN (DIV. 2) country Results: 12 Holes v. Par — 1st, Supported from 6/4 to 4/5 he P. J. Healy 2 of £150. 3 Miles. to govern, to apply the laws That ever yet was seen; M. Byrne (21) 4 up; 2nd, F. Cor- Tuesday, 18th March — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — unseated his rider at the fence Mrs. K. ODonovan's Bobby M. Long's (Tallow) HI MEL- without fear or favour. It is They are hanging men and coran (21) 3 up. Bellville, Derriheen, Lacken, Turbeba, Clutttfhina, Lac- In front of the crowd at the Miller, a. 12-7, J. A. Flynn 3 LODY. brg Hard Boy-Moyle also the duty of the govern- women Fixtures: 15th and 16th — 18 end of the first circuit. Victory Also — Officer's Glory 4, Bal- kenrea, Coolnacrena, Bawnfoun, Knockacronaun, Money- Melody. 5, 12-0, T. Lombard 1 ment to seek out those 'vho For wearing of the green! Holes Stableford. 17th — Mixed went to Old society who was lymacboy (pu), Innocent John M. Hayes' Cheval Son, 5, 12-0, O, wearing of the Green, gorm, Poulbautia, Ballyoolahan, Bullyhane, Ballyard, Foursomes. clear from the third last. (ur), Official Receiver (f), P. J. Healy 2 O, wearing of the Green, MfVgaha. Our Charm, impressive when Moors town Boy (pu). J. Sheehan's Brickey Gazette, My native land I cannot PUB QUIZ winning her maiden at Kildor- Eight ran. 151., 41., dlst. 5. 12-0, J. A. Flynn 3 stand rery, looked an unlucky loser of K1LMACTHOMAS R/A The semi-final of this quiz Also _ Little Serenity 4, Bal- Clean Sweep For For wearing of the Green. the Winners Of One. Backed 6-Y-O AND UPWARDS GELD- lyoran Star 5, Tawny Silk 6, will take place on Tuesday 18th from 4/lf to 3/1 she made most Wednesday, 19th March — From 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — INGS MAIDEN of £150. Karemuchmore 7, Walker's Hill My father loved you tenderly and Thursday 20th and the of the running and was still in Ballyduff Drama (pu), Mountean Lady (pu), He lies within your breast: Graigueshoneen, Cooltubrid, Currabafaa, Graigueshoneen draw is as follows — Railway front and travelling strongly Three miles. Lady Daffydown (pu), Shining While I. that would have died Housing Scheme. Bar v. West End Bar: Maddens when falling at, the second last. P. 3 t a c k's (B'allincurrig) Group Sun (pu), Bog Liom (pu), for you v. Toby Jug. Rymer's Walk was left in front, RAMBLING BROOK, bg Ghostly General (pu). The Ballyduff Theatre Group Must neve be o blest: CLASHMORE R/A While the "big guns" are rest- but couldn't hold Another Pride Lagon Rambler-Daybrook— r s 13 ran. 21., 41., 101. with their presentation of For laws, their cruel laws, ing and keeping their powder from the last. Lass, 6, 12-0, T. O'Callaghan 1 Thursday, 20th March, '86 — 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — dry the 2nd round of the 'Plate' P, Cloughessy's Ballincurrig Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" have said had a virtual clean sweep at the Glistinane, Piltown, Garrannanaspick, Shanacool, Tick- win be staged on this Thurs- CONFINED MAIDEN of £250 Dream, 8, 12-0, M. Harris... 2 That seas should role be- Limerick Drama Festival when day night, March 13th. The fol- 3 Miles. H. McMahon's Forest Gold, 6, tween nock, Bdllycrompane, D'Lougbitane, Tinnabinna, Ard- the results were announced at lowing is the draw — Bracken M. Ronayne's (Tallow) PINE- 12-0, R. Hurley 3 Old Ireland and her faithful saillagh. WAY, ch m General Iron- the B'elltable Art Centre on sons Bar v. Red House; Lindsays v. Also — Oldcourt Lad 4, Quiet Dev. Hotel- Lismore Hotel v. DUNGARVAN | Saturday night. The Group Who love to wear the green. The Cats Bar. were placed first in the Open O. wearing of the Green, SAFETY NOTES Section and won the "Best Play O. wearing of the Green, NITE AT RACES CYCLING GOLF CLUB \m of the festival" Award. Ger- My native land, I cannot FOR SAFETY SAKE— aldine Canning won the Best stand Don't, forget to support the Character Actress of the Festival For wearing of the Green. 1—Please treat all services and installations as Presentation Convent Parents award as did John Coleman in live during this period as supply may be Council's Nite At The Races on FIFTH PARIS-NICE NOTES m the Actor section. I care not for the Thistle Thursday, 20 March at 8 p.m. resumed at any time for brief periods. The group won the "Stage (Scotland), (See advertisement). SOCIAL Management Award" in the And i care not for the Rose; On Sunday night, March 16 a WINDOW DISPLAY person of Jimmy Martin, while (England). dance for members and friends 2—If you own or opeiate Electrical Generating WIN FOR SEAN KELLY Liam O'Keeffe won the Light- When bleak winds round us The Economic Development will be held in the Clubhouse, Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. ing award. Hugh Moynihan re- whistle. Committee are sponsoring a Sean Kelly finished Paris/ again magnificent, and through- commencing at 10 p.m. ceived the "Most, Promising Neither down nor crimson Window Display for St. Pat- Nice as he had started—by win- out contained the attacks of Office immediately. PIERCE PURCELL TRIALS Actor" award. shows. rick's Week-end. They would ning. In a magnificent, perfor- riders like Marc Madiot The Group won the major But likp hope to him that's T. Flynn (13) and W. Power appreciate the business commu- mance in last Sunday after- (France), Jorgen pedersen awards at the West Waterford friendless. noon's 10 km. (six miles) time (Norway i and the Dane Kim (16) vs. J. Cartwright (141 and Drama Festival when the re- P. Spratt (15). . Where no joy around is seen, trial he completed the climb Anderson. It resulted therefore sults were announced on Monr Oe'r our graves with love up the Col d'Eze, high above G. Taylor (13) and T. Mul- In a 'big bunch sprint along the day night. They won the Open that's endless the town of Nice ln 19 mins., 45 cahy (16) v. V. Hayes and L. Promenade des Anglais in Nice Section and Bill Canning won Blooms our own immortal sees. This time beat the pre- Russell (16). where Kelly finished second to the Best Producer Award (See green. vious record of 20 mlns. d 9 •J. Lavan (14) and J. Quinn an Raymond Gutteriez of the results elsewhere). O, wearing of the Green, sees., held by Kelly himself. The (15) vs. A. Spratt (13) and P. Spanish Teka. Tliey took part in the West O. wearing of the Green, second rider o the stage, Jean Donnelly (16). n Kelly said afterwards: "I was Cork Festival in Rossmore on My native land, I cannot Francois B'ernard, one of the N. Spratt (140 and J. Deasy under geared — normally we Tuesday night and will travel stand SHANDON QUALITY great hopes of French cycling (16) vs. J. P. Hayes (13) and P. have a head wind along the sea to Doonbeg, Co. Clare on Sun- For wearing of the Green. finished some 14 seconds behind front but today it was a tail Phelan (17). day night. Kelly. wind and my top gear was not Matches to be played in Bal- CRASS SEEDS Kelly's nearest rivals on the enough." linacourty before March 17. overall classification also lost RESULTS So it was all down to the 10 Thursday / Saturday — 1, J. time to him up the Col d'Eze so km. uphill ru up the Coi d'Eze SHANDON EARLY CUT Cr GRAZE: Kelly won his fifth Paris/Nice n Cartwright 34 pts; 2, P. power and Kelly once again reigned (22) 32 pts. by the large margin of one min- supreme as he had done all Is a general purpose mixture, suitable to give early bite, followed by a ute 50 seconds over Urs Zim- Sunday — 1, T. Melody (6 > 66; during the previous week. Now 2, P. J. Murphy (7) 68; 3, J. first class silage cut. merman with Greg Lemond he goes once again into the his- CONFIRMATION third. McGrath (21) 68. For top quality silage, this sward should be cut before the 20th Mav. tory books by winning the race FIXTURES Kelly's team mates were once for the fifth year in succession. • Q. • Thursday/Saturday — 14 Hole STUDIO PORTRAITS SHANDON PERMANENT PASTURE: v. Par. Sunday—18 Hole Stableford — Home Alliance (time sheet). Is ideal as long term ley. NOTE RORY WYLEY STUDIO The mixture is based on the most persistent and highest yielding mid On Saturday next the 1st tee is reserved from 11 a.m. to 11-45 17, O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN season and late perennials available and is excellent for early June silage a.m. for Junior Cup Trials. Is a well known and proven mixture. Telephone 058/42059 FULL RANGE DETAILS ON BROCHURE EX BRANCHES. All our mixes are specially formulated in consultation with ACOT to suit local conditions. LISMORE PRESENTATION CONVENT BALLYDUFF/BALLINVELLA COMII ALT AS ROOT SEEDS — UP TO DATE VARIETIES. PARENTS' COUNCIL CEOLTOIR1 EIREANN APABLE SILAGE MIXES — ON REQUEST. are holding a ROUND-UP — AT KEENEST PRICES. "NITE AT THE CEILI Telephone 058-41011 RACES" AT LISMORE HOTEL LAWLOR'S HOTELTDUNGARVAN Waterford ON THURSDAY, MARCH 20 COOP at 8 p.m. Admission 50p SATURDAY, MARCH 15 fff Prize for the Best Dressed Lad- USIC — BOBBY & ANN GARDINER